Uni Kuru Toga Pipe Slide

Okay, I'm gon na shift the Lamy Safari up a spot to number nine and I'm gon na put the uni kuru toga pipe slide in at number ten on my rating scale. S...

Thrilled to start using these. Uni Kuru Toga Roulette and Pentel Orenz Nero. I got these for university quizzes and tests - I use my Surface for notes, but this might make me want to go back to paper...

OK pencil for the price. But for me, annoying quirks make this an un-recommendable choice. The lead rotating mechanism doesn't make a difference to me. Pocket clip is plastic and too weak. Eraser is too small. To load lead, you remove the eraser cap and eraser, then feed lead through a small hole. L...

Uni Kuru Toga Advance Limited Edition 0.5mm found it at the bottom of the display aisle, tucked away amongst all the other pencils. Mai Do has a Huge selection, this was my first trip. I'll definitely be back for more!

I liked this mechanical pencil a lot at first. It was comfortable to hold, I didn’t have to keep rotating the pen to get clear lines, and it didn’t push out too much lead. For some reason though, it stopped pushing lead yesterday. I don’t understand why though. I only fed it lead from the top hole a...

been using kuru toga pipe slide and kuru toga advance for five years, but i'm mainly a digital artist so my needs are very basic

Unless you hold the pencil perpendicular to the page, it doesn't write properly. In my opinion, it is not the right pencil for cursive writing. Disappointing. I assume it might be great for mechanical drawing, so the problem is, it is not designed for what I want to use it for - I gave three stars b...

While I love the pencil, after having it for roughly two days the tip of the pencil fell off and I have not been able to locate it since.

Writes great, but the button to push lead down lost its spring and top fell off. For the price I wish it lasted longer.

I've been using this Kuru Toga with Uni's Nano Dia 4B lead. 4B is a very soft lead that lays down dark lines, but wears down quickly. My hope was that the lead-rotating mechanism would be fast enough to keep a sharp point on the paper at all times. My verdict is that it's *not* quite there. If you'r...