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Overview
The Inka Pen comes in two variations: The stainless steel model
selling for $25 and the Titanium Pen selling for $89.95. I received
the stainless steel Inka pen for testing. The pen features a
pressurized ink cartridge to be able to write in any angle, altitude
and temperature. The barrel is made from stainless steel (aerospace
titanium in the more expensive model). The pen itself is carbon
fiber making it extremely sturdy.
The pen is quickly accessible by pulling it out of the barrel. For
longer writing the pen can be converted into a full sized one by
screwing the barrel to the pen. As an additional benefit the Inka
Pen is also a stylus for touch screens.
The Inka pen is design is lightweight and waterproof.
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Inka Pen on a keychain |
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Performance
Writing really works in any angle. I have not climbed the Mount
Everest to test how the pen writes at high altitudes. The pen writes
fine when it is wet as well. What else to test on a pen?
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Just pull the pen out of the
barrel and write. |
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Unscrew the barrel from the key
ring and screw it onto the pen part and you gut a full size
pen to write letters home to your families. |
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Screw off the top and you have a
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Conclusion
Inka delivers a pen manufactured in high quality. It’s lightweight
and sturdy design makes it convenient to carry around at all times.
It will definitely stay on my keychain.
How to Buy
You can buy the Inka Pen on the Inka
site for $25. The ink cartridge
sells for $4.
The Titanium Inka Pen sells for $89.95 on the Inka
site.
Hammacher sells the Titanium Inka Pen under the name 'The
Write Anywhere Pen' also for $89.95.
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