Mechanical Pencils

Rotring Rapid Pro Mechanical Pencil for Drawing Metallic 1pcs Matt Black Code: 1904260

The Rotring Rapid Pro mechanical drawing pencil has a hexagonal barrel and a metal lead-advancement mechanism. The textured metal grip provides a secure hold while writing and drawing, and the...

The Rotring Rapid Pro mechanical drawing pencil has a hexagonal barrel and a metal lead-advancement mechanism. The textured metal grip provides a secure hold while writing and drawing, and the mechanism is designed for 2.0 mm leads.

  • Type: Mechanical drawing pencil
  • Barrel and lead-advancement mechanism material: Solid metal
  • Barrel shape: Hexagonal
  • Grip:...
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55 35 €
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  • Construction quality
  • Writing Comfort
  • Ergonomics
  • It doesn't easily break the tips
  • Value for money
  • The lead breaks relatively infrequently
  • Αγησίλαος23
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    9 out of 9 members found this review helpful

    Positives: Feels like a solid tool. The most non-slip grip on the market, without sacrificing comfort. High-quality feel of materials. Top control and stability (also because of the large weight).
    Negatives: Rotring graphite leads are the worst in terms of quality. In addition, because it is not a clutch/lead holder type pencil but an incremental advance type (i.e. the lead comes out little by little with each click, not all at once), the lead is not stable, meaning it "wiggles" a little. The best 2mm leads in all the extensive tests I did (control/precision, shading, etc.) were the TK 9071 by Faber Castell.

    P.S. For technical/freehand drawing, I recommend Faber Castell TK4600 and TK9400 + Faber Castell TK9071 leads. For writing, Pentel Kerry, Kaweco Special, or for a budget option the Koh-I-Noor 5900. For sketching, Koh-I-Noor 5340 (5.6mm). For linework, Pentel Graphgear 500 0.5mm and Pentel Ain Stein HB/2B leads. I prefer the Rapid Pro 2mm for sketching on the go; it is versatile in use, meaning it does everything quite well. So if I can carry only one pencil that can do both sketching and writing, the Rapid Pro 2mm is top in that case!

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    • Construction quality
    • Writing Comfort
    • Ergonomics
    • It doesn't easily break the tips
    • Value for money
    • Does the tip break easily?
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    • Construction quality
    • Writing Comfort
    • Ergonomics
    • Ease of adding spare parts
    • It doesn't easily break the tips
    • Value for money
  • Positives: Feels like a solid tool. The most non-slip grip on the market, without sacrificing comfort. High-quality feel of materials. Top control and stability (also because of the large weight).
    Negatives: Rotring graphite leads are the worst in terms of quality. In addition, because it is not a clutch/lead holder type pencil but an incremental advance type (i.e. the lead comes out little by little with each click, not all at once), the lead is not stable, meaning it "wiggles" a little. The best 2mm leads in all the extensive tests I did (control/precision, shading, etc.) were the TK 9071 by Faber Castell.

    P.S. For technical/freehand drawing, I recommend Faber Castell TK4600 and TK9400 + Faber Castell TK9071 leads. For writing, Pentel Kerry, Kaweco Special, or for a budget option the Koh-I-Noor 5900. For sketching, Koh-I-Noor 5340 (5.6mm). For linework, Pentel Graphgear 500 0.5mm and Pentel Ain Stein HB/2B leads. I prefer the Rapid Pro 2mm for sketching on the go; it is versatile in use, meaning it does everything quite well. So if I can carry only one pencil that can do both sketching and writing, the Rapid Pro 2mm is top in that case!

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Description & Specifications

The Rotring Rapid Pro mechanical drawing pencil has a hexagonal barrel and a metal lead-advancement mechanism. The textured metal grip provides a secure hold while writing and drawing, and the mechanism is designed for 2.0 mm leads.

  • Type: Mechanical drawing pencil
  • Barrel and lead-advancement mechanism material: Solid metal
  • Barrel shape: Hexagonal
  • Grip: Textured, non-slip metal
  • Lead diameter: 2.0 mm
  • Color: Matte black
  • Clip: Yes

Manufacturer

Product Number
1904260
Lead Size
2 mm
with Sharpener
No
with Eraser
No
Clip
Yes
Colour
Black
for Drawing
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 2
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Construction quality
  • Writing Comfort
  • Ergonomics
  • It doesn't easily break the tips
  • Value for money
  • The lead breaks relatively infrequently
  • Αγησίλαος23
    4
    9 out of 9 members found this review helpful

    Positives: Feels like a solid tool. The most non-slip grip on the market, without sacrificing comfort. High-quality feel of materials. Top control and stability (also because of the large weight).
    Negatives: Rotring graphite leads are the worst in terms of quality. In addition, because it is not a clutch/lead holder type pencil but an incremental advance type (i.e. the lead comes out little by little with each click, not all at once), the lead is not stable, meaning it "wiggles" a little. The best 2mm leads in all the extensive tests I did (control/precision, shading, etc.) were the TK 9071 by Faber Castell.

    P.S. For technical/freehand drawing, I recommend Faber Castell TK4600 and TK9400 + Faber Castell TK9071 leads. For writing, Pentel Kerry, Kaweco Special, or for a budget option the Koh-I-Noor 5900. For sketching, Koh-I-Noor 5340 (5.6mm). For linework, Pentel Graphgear 500 0.5mm and Pentel Ain Stein HB/2B leads. I prefer the Rapid Pro 2mm for sketching on the go; it is versatile in use, meaning it does everything quite well. So if I can carry only one pencil that can do both sketching and writing, the Rapid Pro 2mm is top in that case!

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Writing Comfort
    • Ergonomics
    • It doesn't easily break the tips
    • Value for money
    • Does the tip break easily?
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • Verified purchase

    • Construction quality
    • Writing Comfort
    • Ergonomics
    • Ease of adding spare parts
    • It doesn't easily break the tips
    • Value for money
  • Positives: Feels like a solid tool. The most non-slip grip on the market, without sacrificing comfort. High-quality feel of materials. Top control and stability (also because of the large weight).
    Negatives: Rotring graphite leads are the worst in terms of quality. In addition, because it is not a clutch/lead holder type pencil but an incremental advance type (i.e. the lead comes out little by little with each click, not all at once), the lead is not stable, meaning it "wiggles" a little. The best 2mm leads in all the extensive tests I did (control/precision, shading, etc.) were the TK 9071 by Faber Castell.

    P.S. For technical/freehand drawing, I recommend Faber Castell TK4600 and TK9400 + Faber Castell TK9071 leads. For writing, Pentel Kerry, Kaweco Special, or for a budget option the Koh-I-Noor 5900. For sketching, Koh-I-Noor 5340 (5.6mm). For linework, Pentel Graphgear 500 0.5mm and Pentel Ain Stein HB/2B leads. I prefer the Rapid Pro 2mm for sketching on the go; it is versatile in use, meaning it does everything quite well. So if I can carry only one pencil that can do both sketching and writing, the Rapid Pro 2mm is top in that case!

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