Fisher Pink Bullet Space Pen

The most recognizable pen Fisher makes, in electric pink. Conceived by Paul C. Fisher in 1948, the Bullet has spent half a century in pop culture — the Tonight Show, the Seinfeld episode built entirely around it — and remains the pen people mean when they say they own a Space Pen. Its brass body carries Fisher's NASA-developed pressurized cartridge, forcing ink through a tungsten carbide ball at 35 PSI to write from -30°F to 250°F, underwater, over oil and grease, at any angle, and in zero gravity. Closed, it is short enough to disappear into a wallet, purse, glove box, or toolbox. Post the cap on the barrel end and it opens into a full-size, evenly balanced writing instrument — no compromise in the hand. The durable powder-coated pink finish resists chipping and scuffing far better than the lacquered pens it sits beside, and the polished chrome cap band and nose keep the vibrant color grounded. Your Bullet arrives with a Fisher PR4 medium point black ink cartridge installed, writing three times longer than an average ballpoint. Laser engraving is cut into the powder coat and filled in bright silver, giving crisp, high-contrast lettering against the pink that stays legible for the life of the pen. Covered by Fisher's lifetime guarantee and presented in a moonscape gift box with astronaut sleeve. Features Powder-coated brass barrel in electric pink with polished chrome trim Pressurized Fisher PR4 medium point black ink cartridge Writes upside down, underwater, over grease, and from -30°F to 250°F Pocketable closed, full-size and balanced when the cap is posted High-contrast silver color fill engraving on the pink finish Made in the USA with a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects