Pilot AirBlanc Mechanical Pencil - 0.3 mm - White

I'm in graduate school for art and have developed carpal tunnel. This is one of the few pencils I use without a death grip, maybe in part because it feels so light. I love this pencil for its lead width and comfort and it's perfect for finishing drawings.

This is exactly what I was looking for. The pencil has a nice fine point (.3mm), and is comfortable to write with.

This is an awesome pencil for the price. The grip is nice, the lead writes very smoothly, and I love the color. The white and the skinny barrel and lead make it look so cute! The eraser is awesome for a mechanical pencil. This is the first and best 0.3 mechanical pencil I've ever had.

For the price, this is a great pencil. The feel of the grip is very smooth and nice, and it writes perfectly. It really does keep your hands from getting sweaty. I would recommend this pencil to anyone!

I bought the white one because I like the color and the other colors are too feminine for my taste. For my money (very little of it) this is an excellent pencil. I own a bunch of more expensive pencils (like a staedtler 925-35, ohto promecha, uni shift, a few pentels, a platinum, etc. {yes i'm a geek}) (I had a Smash but lost it :(... ) and I strangely find myself constantly reaching for this one. The grip is great but what I really like is the weight and feel. It's cheap enough where I don't worry bout breaking or losing it and yet it looks simple and cool enough to enjoy its looks while I use it. Not everybody likes a heavy pencil, although I do enjoy them on occasion, what I like is a pencil that I can forget about as I draw but still appreciate as I don't. I wish I could describe more accurately why I like it so much but I'm not sure I even know. For me, this doesn't take away from my enjoyment but adds to it. This pencil blows all other pencils in it's price range ($3!) into oblivion.