My viewpoints of the Ti2design Techliner

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Ok, first of all, all if the points i will say would be my personal opinions and i am not being paid/forced to say. Any of my points bothers anyone, my apologies.

Please note, I haven’t used many pens, I don’t have experience with any high end pens like Conid Bulkfiller or **cough** Montblanc **cough** or any similar companies. I only use tactical pens from makers like Brian Fellhoelter (TiBolt), Rick Hinderer (Investigator), Jason from Prometheus Alpha Pen or Matthew Martin 500 Series. I do have a fountain pen from 1998 which is very sentimental, a Shaeffer (don’t know which make/model) and finally a Moleskine. So my review is not at all one which needs to be held by sword.

Now, to the mini review, below is how the pen comes from ti2design in a box.

Once taken out of the box, it is a neat design.

Its a long pen but does come in short design. I prefer longer to medium sized pens so i am happy with it. My idea of comparison is with the iphone 5S but since i am taking the pic with the phone, my case will do the job for me

It has magnets in the pen on both the ends, so the cap always stays on. Quick release and quick attachment. My fingers shows where the magnets are and the cap has the other metal for sticking to the ends.

And its a pretty strong  magnet…

All the parts of the pen

One word of advice, dont get the magnets in the cap, its a btich to remove it.

It has a uniball refill in it and writes nicely. I love it

The weight and balance of the pen is very nice. Much to my liking. The pen is not heavy. at the store website, you can find various different size and options on the finish but since I like tactical stuff, I REALLY DIG the blackwash finish. If you don’t prefer a clicky or screw-cap design, this will work for you.

This is my amateur rear mini review… Ofcourse i am not an expert but thought i would put it out there… Thanks for reading

AndrwTNT here ya go

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