STAEDTLER 441CONB2-9 Concrete Premium Ballpoint Pen, Brick Red

Very high quality and good weight for me. The concrete design is very cool and comfortable. Nice feel in the hand.

Good quality pen with some heft to it.

Functionally, this pen is great — works perfectly and takes any standard Parker G2 refills. The large body and the texture of the pen are great. I was looking for a pen with good heft to it and thought a pen made with concrete would be exactly what I was looking for. Unfortunately, this pen isn’t much heavier than regular pens — certainly weighs less than my titanium pens. Anyway, the pen is interesting for what it is and works well for putting ink on paper. It just wasn’t what I was expecting.

Ordered as a gift. Great quality! Recommended.

I bought this pen for a gift and was thinking it would be more robust than it is. I can get over the light weight because The feel of the concrete is fairly nice (though not what I was expecting) but the click cap is weak plastic like material that really was a turn off. I actually felt a little bad when the recipient of the gift was holding the pen and let me hold it. It feels more cheap than I would have expected.

Mostly great. I don't love the refill size (Parker) but I like the slight bulk when gripping. I also like the mortar/concrete construction but it does have two plastic caps that detract from the overall Staedtler build and the ink insert moves ever so slightly when writing so it isn't for detail work. Still a good pen it has a great texture and good bulk. I would buy it again.

I love to write and naturally like a good pen. Wanted this for the weight and the hexagonal grip. Sent it back because there SO MUCH play between the cartridge tip and the end of the barrel it feels like it’s clunking together each time you tough the ballpoint to paper. Looks sweet writes like trash.

I wanted this pen for its uniqueness. And as far as the concrete goes, it's pretty cool. However, the remaining hardware on the pen from the ballpoint ink, to the tip, to the plastic washer things at the end of the concrete part, to the clip, to the button all have a decidedly cheapish look and feel to them. The pen also rattles a bit while I'm writing, both at the tip and the top of the pen. All this together gives this pen a less than premium feel to it, when it had the potential to be really awesome. Hopefully Staedtler will take another run at this pen and upgrade the look and feel of the non-concrete parts to something more premium.

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Has a nice feel while holding it, but the writing isn’t as smooth as something I would expect for this price

Nice STAEDTLER ballpoint pen for smooth every-day writing.

Fue un regalo y cumplio su comentido, gusto mucho, un 10. Calidad y materiales correctos.

Hay 3 versiones de color: gris claro, gris oscuro (descontinuado) y rojo ladrillo. Fabricado a mano, artesanalmente, en un compuesto de hormigón refinado de alta tecnología. De sección poligonal hexagonal irregular (asimétrica), lo que casa bien con la idea del uso de este material constructivo "en bruto". Sumamente adictivo a la vista y al tacto. Las partes metálicas tienen aspecto de ser de aluminio y el clip tiene un grosor demasiado fino para mi gusto (hubiese preferido mayor grosor sin doblar los márgenes, que el grosor que tiene que obliga a doblar esos contornos para aumentar su solidez.) Alguna que otra unidad muestra "imperfecciones" (pequeños agujeros) propias del proceso de fabricación, pero que desde mi punto de vista el control de calidad podría haber eliminado de su venta (y sacado paralelamente a mejor precio.) Este material, al ser relativamente poroso, es propenso a ir cogiendo una "pátina" con el paso del tiempo debido a la grasa de los dedos. Pero se puede limpiar con una balleta mojada y devolverle parte de su lustre original. Algunas reseñas en otros canales indican que pesa poco y otras que pesa bastante. Pues bien, ni una cosa ni la otra, o ambas. Me explico: - Si uno lo compara con un instrumento similar hecho de metal o uno piensa que el hormigón, por el simple hecho de utilizarse en megaestructuras, debe ser más denso y pesado de lo que realmente es, entonces sí, pesa "poco" (es decir, es menos denso que cualquier metal y pesa menos de lo que algunos erróneamente puedan pensar.) - En cambio, si uno lo compara con un instrumento similar hecho de plástico porque está habituado a utilizar instrumentos de escritura hechos en ese material, entonces lógicamente pesará "mucho", porque la densidad del hormigón es mayor a la de cualquier compuesto plástico. Desde mi punto de vista tiene un peso ideal, tirando a relativamente denso, se siente sólido en las manos y eso me gusta. (Aunque ojo con las caídas porque este material es más frágil y propenso a roturas que el plástico y el metal.) A mí personalmente me encanta (reitero que resulta sumamente adictivo.)