The classic green-barrelled pen that invented the affordable rollerball market when launched in 1970. If you were at school in the UK in the 70's you almost certainly had one at some point. They have tough caps that stood up to a lot of chewing. They've even still got the little removable colour insert in the top of the clip. Cult Pens remembers chewing many a Ball Pentel to destruction during those long hours of double chemistry. .. Oi! Wake up Cultpens Minor and get on with your work! Ah memories... Where were we? Oh yes:
cushioned nib, smooth writing rollerball - 0.8mm tip writes a 0.4mm line. Water-based ink writes up to 2,200 metres. The unique writing sensation produced is a combination of a hard alloy tip, set in a flexible delrin socket, with fibre-fed ink to enable writing at any angle. Still one of the most distinctive pens on the market, Ball Pentel is a design icon, and one of the most successful pens in the world, with over five million produced each year. Top marks Cultpens Minor!

Pentel RECYCOLOGY Pen - contains 56% recycled materials by weight.