Fisher Space Pen

The Fisher Space Pen is said to be the best pen on earth. It is capable of writing in any conditions - even the extreme. It can write in zero gravity (on your daily trip to the moon), upside down, underwater, on wet paper and in boiling/freezing temperatures (not like you will be writing in a blast furnace). By the slight sarcasm, I am saying this pen is a bit pointless in some situations (such as being able to write in zero gravity) as it's not everyday that we go to the moon. On the other hand, it is an excellent quality pen, which is durable and does write pretty well. The one I picked up was just over £20 and came with a black ink cartridge. After some ...  Read the complete review

The fisher Space Pen is the most formidable pen in my opinion. It writes with supreme comfort and quality and looks superb. It can be purchased in good stores such as Selfridges along with other good pen shops. It comes in a black plastic box with a card label coated in polythene to give it a tough feel. The front label shows the fisher Space Pen logo with an image of an astronaut floating above the earth. 'The most advanced writing instrument in the world' pretty much sums up the pen - it really is out of this world. The top lid of the box just lifts off to reveal a leaflet with information on fisher Space Pens. It reveals the secrets behind the pen and what ...  Read the complete review

The Space Pen is made by fisher and is available to buy at certain retailers for around £24, depending on the type you get. Made by Fisher, they are of excellent quality and are very reliable pens. More so, they can write in the most extreme conditions including in the freezing cold, blazing heat, in water, upside down and in zero gravity! They also can write on a variety of different surfaces. You can buy them with clips or without clips. I have a silver one without a clip as it looks a lot better and more modern. It is shaped rather like a missile and has a smooth shape when you have the lid on, as it smoothly fits together. With the lid off, the actual pen ...  Read the complete review

The fisher space pen begins its origins from NASA! NASA originally designed this pen to enable astronauts to write things down in zero gravity (a normal ball point could not be used as ball points need gravity in order to write). This pen can also write in the freeing cold, the boiling hot, and even on wet bits of paper! This pen incredibly can write underwater as well! This pen is also incredibly stylish, in its chrome style finish, and really stands out from the crowd making it a great gift. Furthermore, this pen does not leak, as it is encapsulated in the special metal covering. You can also get blue and pink versions, for boys and girls. The funny thing about this ...  Read the complete review