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Nottingham Tactical Nottabolt Bolt Action Pen by Nottingham Tacticalmade of titaniumMade in USADesign Standardin 3 sizes (refill standards)

Some pens you buy. Some pens you keep. The Ansø Pen belongs to the second category — though you'll only realize that the moment you pick it up. You probably know Jens Ansø as a Danish knife designer — someone whose work is defined by clean lines, functional forms, and the deliberate absence of anything unnecessary. That same design language is what drives the Ansø Pen, his first writing instrument. The slim 8 mm profile, the consistently straight body, the precision-threaded cap: if you know Ansø's folders, you'll recognize the handwriting immediately. And if you've ever held a Rotring 600, you'll get that déjà-vu too — that clear, technical geometry where form and function sit so close together you can't tell where one ends and the other begins. The pen is machined in Texas by Tactile Turn, one of the few US manufacturers who truly understand precision machining in the EDC space. The result is a writing instrument built from solid material — either titanium at 19.2 g or brass at 33.5 g, with the Aged Brass variant arriving with a warm, lived-in finish that looks like yours from day one. The 40 mm knurled grip section keeps things exactly where they should be, even after an hour of sketching — not by accident, but by the same ergonomic thinking that goes into every Ansø blade: comfort that doesn't announce itself, but disappears the moment it's gone. It ships with a Japanese OHTO PS-105NP gel refill (blue) — writes clean, no skipping, no bleeding. If you prefer Schmidt 9000 G2-compatible refills, swapping is straightforward. 135 mm total length, threaded cap, milled clip — this pen is built for your pocket, your carry pouch, or your shirt pocket. Titanium or brass? Titanium is lighter, harder, more durable — classic EDC logic. Brass brings weight, a denser feel in hand, and a patina that develops in a way titanium never will. Aged Brass gives you a head start right out of the box. Who's it for? Anyone who stopped compromising on their carry a long time ago — and eventually noticed that the cheap ballpoint rattling around in their jacket pocket didn't quite fit anymore. Danish design, Texas machining, Japanese ink. A lot of world packed into 135 mm. Length 135 mm / 5.3" Diameter 8 mm / 5⁄16" Grip Section 40 mm / 1.5" (knurled) Weight — Titanium 19.2 g / 0.68 oz Weight — Brass / Aged Brass 33.5 g / 1.18 oz Included Refill OHTO PS-105NP (blue gel, Japan) Compatible Refill Schmidt 9000 G2 Manufactured by Tactile Turn, Texas, USA Designed by Jens Ansø, Denmark Variants Titanium · Brass · Aged Brass

Some pens you buy. Some pens you keep. The Ansø Pen belongs to the second category — though you'll only realize that the moment you pick it up. You probably know Jens Ansø as a Danish knife designer — someone whose work is defined by clean lines, functional forms, and the deliberate absence of anything unnecessary. That same design language is what drives the Ansø Pen, his first writing instrument. The slim 8 mm profile, the consistently straight body, the precision-threaded cap: if you know Ansø's folders, you'll recognize the handwriting immediately. And if you've ever held a Rotring 600, you'll get that déjà-vu too — that clear, technical geometry where form and function sit so close together you can't tell where one ends and the other begins. The pen is machined in Texas by Tactile Turn, one of the few US manufacturers who truly understand precision machining in the EDC space. The result is a writing instrument built from solid material — either titanium at 19.2 g or brass at 33.5 g, with the Aged Brass variant arriving with a warm, lived-in finish that looks like yours from day one. The 40 mm knurled grip section keeps things exactly where they should be, even after an hour of sketching — not by accident, but by the same ergonomic thinking that goes into every Ansø blade: comfort that doesn't announce itself, but disappears the moment it's gone. It ships with a Japanese OHTO PS-105NP gel refill (blue) — writes clean, no skipping, no bleeding. If you prefer Schmidt 9000 G2-compatible refills, swapping is straightforward. 135 mm total length, threaded cap, milled clip — this pen is built for your pocket, your carry pouch, or your shirt pocket. Titanium or brass? Titanium is lighter, harder, more durable — classic EDC logic. Brass brings weight, a denser feel in hand, and a patina that develops in a way titanium never will. Aged Brass gives you a head start right out of the box. Who's it for? Anyone who stopped compromising on their carry a long time ago — and eventually noticed that the cheap ballpoint rattling around in their jacket pocket didn't quite fit anymore. Danish design, Texas machining, Japanese ink. A lot of world packed into 135 mm. Length 135 mm / 5.3" Diameter 8 mm / 5⁄16" Grip Section 40 mm / 1.5" (knurled) Weight — Titanium 19.2 g / 0.68 oz Weight — Brass / Aged Brass 33.5 g / 1.18 oz Included Refill OHTO PS-105NP (blue gel, Japan) Compatible Refill Schmidt 9000 G2 Manufactured by Tactile Turn, Texas, USA Designed by Jens Ansø, Denmark Variants Titanium · Brass · Aged Brass

Some pens you buy. Some pens you keep. The Ansø Pen belongs to the second category — though you'll only realize that the moment you pick it up. You probably know Jens Ansø as a Danish knife designer — someone whose work is defined by clean lines, functional forms, and the deliberate absence of anything unnecessary. That same design language is what drives the Ansø Pen, his first writing instrument. The slim 8 mm profile, the consistently straight body, the precision-threaded cap: if you know Ansø's folders, you'll recognize the handwriting immediately. And if you've ever held a Rotring 600, you'll get that déjà-vu too — that clear, technical geometry where form and function sit so close together you can't tell where one ends and the other begins. The pen is machined in Texas by Tactile Turn, one of the few US manufacturers who truly understand precision machining in the EDC space. The result is a writing instrument built from solid material — either titanium at 19.2 g or brass at 33.5 g, with the Aged Brass variant arriving with a warm, lived-in finish that looks like yours from day one. The 40 mm knurled grip section keeps things exactly where they should be, even after an hour of sketching — not by accident, but by the same ergonomic thinking that goes into every Ansø blade: comfort that doesn't announce itself, but disappears the moment it's gone. It ships with a Japanese OHTO PS-105NP gel refill (blue) — writes clean, no skipping, no bleeding. If you prefer Schmidt 9000 G2-compatible refills, swapping is straightforward. 135 mm total length, threaded cap, milled clip — this pen is built for your pocket, your carry pouch, or your shirt pocket. Titanium or brass? Titanium is lighter, harder, more durable — classic EDC logic. Brass brings weight, a denser feel in hand, and a patina that develops in a way titanium never will. Aged Brass gives you a head start right out of the box. Who's it for? Anyone who stopped compromising on their carry a long time ago — and eventually noticed that the cheap ballpoint rattling around in their jacket pocket didn't quite fit anymore. Danish design, Texas machining, Japanese ink. A lot of world packed into 135 mm. Length 135 mm / 5.3" Diameter 8 mm / 5⁄16" Grip Section 40 mm / 1.5" (knurled) Weight — Titanium 19.2 g / 0.68 oz Weight — Brass / Aged Brass 33.5 g / 1.18 oz Included Refill OHTO PS-105NP (blue gel, Japan) Compatible Refill Schmidt 9000 G2 Manufactured by Tactile Turn, Texas, USA Designed by Jens Ansø, Denmark Variants Titanium · Brass · Aged Brass

Pocket-Sized Art Some pens are just writing tools. The Abstract Pen by Tactile Turn is more like a tiny canvas for your pocket. For this Seasonal Release, a white Cerakote base was chosen – and then the control was deliberately let go: black splatter is applied by hand. No pattern repeats, and no two pens are alike. What you see is entirely up to you – a Rorschach test, streetwear vibes, modern art, or maybe even 101 Dalmatians. That’s exactly the idea. At its core is the proven Titanium Bolt Action Pen, fully made in the USA – from the body to the final assembly. You can feel the quality immediately: precisely machined, with a smooth, zero-play Bolt-Action mechanism. The bolt and internal components are DLC-coated – extremely hard, highly durable, and giving that premium, mechanical feel you won’t want to put down. As a contrast to the black-and-white splatter, you can choose colored accents on the end piece: Black, Red, Blue, or Yellow. A small detail with surprisingly big impact. The Abstract Pen is available in Standard or Short versions – depending on whether you want a “full-sized pen” or a compact, always-ready pocket companion. The Cerakote coating is more than just color. It’s an extremely durable ceramic finish, originally developed for heavy-duty use – including modern firearms manufacturing. This means it looks special and truly stands up to everyday wear.

Tactile Turn Switch Stonewashed Pen – Titanium, Nostalgia and True EDC Feel There’s a certain moment when an old toggle switch snaps into place. That satisfying, mechanical click. Honest. Direct. That’s exactly the feeling the Tactile Turn Switch brings back. No classic bolt. No ordinary click mechanism. Instead, a sliding switch inspired by vintage hardware — nostalgic in spirit, addictive in use. Machined from solid titanium and finished in stonewashed texture, the Switch carries that tool-forward aesthetic EDC enthusiasts appreciate. The surface has a subtle, worn-in character, offers natural grip, and handles everyday wear with ease. Minor marks simply blend into the finish. This isn’t polished for display — it’s built to be used. Fully disassemblable and serviceable, precision-made in the USA, the Switch is engineered so the mechanism doesn’t just function — it delivers experience. The defined resistance. The deliberate snap into place. That controlled mechanical feel. It’s intentional. The Tactile Turn Switch Stonewashed is available in two sizes. The Standard version measures approximately 5.6 inches and is compatible with Pilot G2 refills. It offers a slightly longer body and a balanced, full-size writing feel — ideal for extended writing sessions or larger hands. The Short version comes in at about 5.3 inches, uses Parker-style refills such as the Schmidt EasyFlow 9000, and fits perfectly into compact, minimalist EDC setups. Both versions share the same build quality and mechanism — the choice comes down to personal preference. If you’re looking for a titanium EDC pen that does more than just write — one that delivers tactile feedback and mechanical satisfaction — the Switch is a strong contender. Available from Knife Lounge in Hamburg, online with fast shipping throughout Germany and the EU, or directly in-store. The Tactile Turn Switch Stonewashed is for detail junkies, mechanical nerds, and anyone who pauses for a second when they see precisely machined titanium. For those who know a great pen can carry just as much character as a great knife — just with ink instead of an edge.

green anodized Aluminum ballpoint pen with deep-carry clip Standard dimensions: 14.2 cm, 25 g, Pilot G2 0.7 mm refill Short dimensions: 13 cm, 24 g, Schmidt EasyFlow 9000 refill Mini dimensions: 11.2 cm, 20 g, Pilot G2 Mini 0.7 mm refill

Sleek, solid, and stripped down to the essentials – the Smoothie is the most minimal design in the Nottingham Tactical lineup. Machined from titanium, finished to perfection, and powered by the iconic TiButton mechanism – proudly made in the USA. From the very first click, you’ll get why NTI has reached cult status among EDC fans. Every press feels crisp and mechanical, like a perfectly tuned detent. No fancy milling, no gimmicks – just pure precision engineering. Available in Single Lock or Double Lock configuration: Single Lock: direct, smooth, and effortlessly “fidgety” – perfect if you love that mechanical feedback. Double Lock: adds an extra level of security – slightly firmer, rock-solid in everyday use. The finish? Quietly elegant, timeless, and unapologetically simple. The Smoothie doesn’t scream for attention – it earns it. Built for those who appreciate titanium for its feel, not its flash. For gear lovers who value precision, balance, and tactile perfection. Compatible with three of the most popular refill standards: Parker-Style, Pilot G2, and Fisher Space Pen – so you can dial in exactly the writing experience you want. Made in USA – for an EDC that’s built to last for generations.

In cooperation with Hansa Jagdausrüstung Aluminum tactical pen With rounded stainless steel insert at the end of the handle (can be used as a glass breaker or kubotan) With standard large-capacity refill Cap with clip

TiButton Zirconium Parker Honey Badger Parker-format refill, 5" (12.7 cm) Honey Badger pattern in Zirconium with a Zirconium machined clip in matching Honey Badger finish OilSlick finish For those who seek the rarest of the rare. Each piece in this series is a one-of-a-kind creation – machined from rare and often spectacularly patterned materials such as ZircuTi, Damasteel, or Superconductor. Precision-made in the USA, produced in extremely small runs, and finished to a level that makes collectors’ hearts skip a beat. An Exotic isn’t just a pen – it’s a statement for those who value individuality and extraordinary design.

TiButton Zirconium Parker Straight Flute with Dots Parker-format refill, 5" (12.7 cm) Straight Flute with Dots pattern and machined clip Finish: Reverse Cut Blasted & OilSlick For those who seek the rarest of the rare. Made from solid zirconium and precision CNC-machined in the USA. Produced in small batches with a meticulous finish that impresses at first glance.

TiButton Zirconium Parker Zirconium Full Digital Parker-format refill, 5" (12.7 cm) Zirconium Full Digital Finish: OilSlick Mechanism: Single Lock

Pen with bolt actionmade of Ultem with stainless steel clip Diameter: 1.1 cm

Available in 3 sizes Single Lock or Double Lock Right-handed version Made in the USATiButton pens are among the most innovative writing instruments in the world. This is mainly due to their unique locking mechanism. Safety first! It all started with this pen: Lee Nottingham redesigned his TIClicker to create what is probably the best-known and most widely used ballpoint pen refill ever. We are, of course, talking about the incredibly popular Parker refill, which is now available in countless versions from even more manufacturers. However, this version is not the TiClicker, but the TiButton. What is the difference? Basically, they are identical pens, but with one important difference: the TiButton has a clever safety feature. Maybe it's happened to you before: you're carrying your EDC pen clipped into your pocket, where your wallet is also located. When you reach into your pocket, you accidentally push the ballpoint pen refill forward, and less than 60 minutes later, you have a wonderfully creatively painted inside of your favorite jeans. Nobody needs that! This won't happen with the TiButton from Nottingham. Double Lock This version has an additional safety button on the right side of the pocket clip. The refill can only be extended or retracted when this button is pressed – a kind of “safety mode” for your pen. This prevents the mechanism from being triggered accidentally, e.g. when the pen is in your pocket or a work vest. Single Lock The Single Lock version works in a similar way – but here the button only protects the refill when it is retracted. This means that you can click as usual to extend the refill, but you have to press the button to retract it.

Full Size with G10 Inlay When it comes to premium bolt-action pens, Brian Fellhoelter is in a league of his own. The TiBolt has become a true icon – and this is the full-size version with a grippy G10 inlay and solid titanium construction. The bolt mechanism is smooth as butter, the design is clean and functional. It comes loaded with a Schmidt Easy Flow 9000 refill (Parker-style) – ready to write right out of the box. You can choose between three colors: classic black, bold orange, or a rich OD green. Made in the USA.

Brian Fellhoelter isn't just good with pens – with the Mark 22, he's launched a marker that's right up there with the best in terms of materials and workmanship. Made of titanium with a stonewash finish, it fits comfortably in your hand and can withstand just about anything. With a length of approx. 14 cm and a weight of around 43 g, the Mark 22 is the perfect everyday carry – whether for marking, sketching, or just because it's fun. As always with Fellhoelter: Made in the USA.

Compact, clever, and just plain excellent – the TiBolt G2 is Brian Fellhoelter’s answer for anyone looking for a high-end bolt-action pen in a truly pocket-friendly format. Made from titanium and machined with the signature Twist Pattern, this version features a stonewashed finish that creates a subtle two-tone look and offers just the right amount of grip. Add in the smooth, precise bolt mechanism Fellhoelter is known for, and you’ve got something special. The use of the Pilot G2 Mini refill is what makes this compact form possible. Made in the USA.Gesamtlänge: 12,1 cm

Available in 3 sizes Single Lock or Double Lock Right-handed version Made in the USATiButton pens are among the most innovative writing instruments in the world. This is mainly due to their unique locking mechanism. Safety first! It all started with this pen: Lee Nottingham redesigned his TIClicker to create what is probably the best-known and most widely used ballpoint pen refill ever. We are, of course, talking about the incredibly popular Parker refill, which is now available in countless versions from even more manufacturers. However, this version is not the TiClicker, but the TiButton. What is the difference? Basically, they are identical pens, but with one important difference: the TiButton has a clever safety feature. Maybe it's happened to you before: you're carrying your EDC pen clipped into your pocket, where your wallet is also located. When you reach into your pocket, you accidentally push the ballpoint pen refill forward, and less than 60 minutes later, you have a wonderfully creatively painted inside of your favorite jeans. Nobody needs that! This won't happen with the TiButton from Nottingham. Double Lock This version has an additional safety button on the right side of the pocket clip. The refill can only be extended or retracted when this button is pressed – a kind of “safety mode” for your pen. This prevents the mechanism from being triggered accidentally, e.g. when the pen is in your pocket or a work vest. Single Lock The Single Lock version works in a similar way – but here the button only protects the refill when it is retracted. This means that you can click as usual to extend the refill, but you have to press the button to retract it.

Toggle Switch Magic in Titanium Remember those little toggle switches that always felt like the beginning of an adventure? When we sat in homemade cardboard helicopters and flipped the switch before takeoff—off on a secret mission. Or later, on stage, in the garage, with the band. The amp only came to life with that toggle switch. That exact feeling is what the Switch Pen by Tactile Turn brings back. ✔ Titanium body with fine machined grooves ✔ Stonewashed titanium clip ✔ Uses the popular Schmidt Easy Flow 9000 refill ✔ Length: 5.75", 1.32oz, Pilot G2 0.7mm Ink Refill  The iconic steel toggle isn’t just a visual highlight—it’s a time machine. Every time you flip it, you hear that satisfying clack and for a second, you’re a kid again. Or a rockstar. Or both. But don’t worry: this pen is far more than just a nostalgic gimmick. Made in Texas from solid titanium, just like we’ve come to expect from Tactile Turn. Lightly machined grooves add grip and style. ✔ Iconic steel toggle with serious cult vibes For everyone who’s into that real-deal feeling. For those who love a good toggle switch. For you.

Pen with bolt actionmade of titanium with monochrome Cerakote coating with stainless steel clip Diameter: 1.1 cm

Pen with bolt actionmade of titanium with monochrome Cerakote coating with stainless steel clip Diameter: 1.1 cm

Pen with Side Click made of Micarta with titanium hardware with titanium clip Diameter: 1.2 cm

Pen with Side Click made of Micarta with titanium hardware with titanium clip Diameter: 1.2 cm

Seasonal, limited edition version in the style of the 1960s and 70s Pen with Side Click made of titanium with Ceracote coating two-coloured lasered clip including box, sticker and buttons Diameter: 1.1 cm