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(21 customer reviews)
1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful
I bought this to replace...,
May 3, 2012
I bought this to replace a staedtler 925 which jammed and died, and it's served
me well. It's got a mostly plastic construction and does feel a little flimsy at
times, but it hasn't shown any major signs of wear after a year of pretty much
constant usage. The shaker and click mechanism feel solid, and I haven't yet had
issues with jams etc. A good little pencil overall.
1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful
I bought this pencil...,
May 9, 2011
I bought this pencil After purchasing and orange Zebra 2way 1000. I liked that
pencil and I liked the look of this white one, so I thought, What the heck.....
However after using both pencils daily, I'd use my Zebra 2way 1000 over this
white one any day.
This feels cheap at times, I'm afraid I might break it...whereas when I use my
Zebra 1000, I feel like I could write a novel and it would survive till the
end.
So if you want a sturdy, nice, pencil that you want to LAST, get one of the
1000s...
I bought this pen, although...,
October 20, 2011
I bought this pen, although not from Jet Pens. The shake mechanism intrigued me.
It didn't feel so solid at times and then later it did. So far it has been a
very good pen and I love to write with it. I do wish to figure out how to
disassemble it just in case it happens to break, which hasn't worked out for me
yet. Besides that, it is really good.
While I already have...,
November 25, 2010
While I already have a handful of shaker pencils, none of them looked
particularly cool. I wanted a stylish high-end mechanical pencil that could
become my main drawing instrument but it had to have a shaker mechanism!
The Zebra Tect 2way fit the bill as a high-end mechanical pencil/low-end
drafting pencil.
I love the way it looks and feels! The manual and shaking lead advancement feels
refined. I plan on buying a blue 0.7 one for use with blue lead.
A couple of comments based on other reviews:
The Tect 2way has a 4mm fixed lead sleeve which is standard equipment on
drafting pencils. Care must be taken not to bend it. However, the Pentel
Graphgear has a retractable tip for those looking for a drafting pencil that
they can chuck in a backpack or something.
Also, the Tect 2way may not be the first mechanical pencil with a shaker
mechanism but it is probably the first drafting pencil with a shaker mechanism.
Awkward grip, feels like...,
November 18, 2010
Awkward grip, feels like light, cheap plastic.
There are much better pencils at this price or even lower.
This pencil is pretty...,
March 9, 2010
This pencil is pretty good. The only thing about it is that it is sort of
plain... I mean just with the white body and all, the pencil is not that
aesthetically pleasing. But, for six dollars cheaper than a normal colored
version, this pencil is awesome. I simply love how the pencil's shaka shaka
thingy doesn't have too much lead come out, and how smoothly the pencil writes.
Unfortunately, I bought mine when the other light-clear colored versions were
out of stock, so I am still excellently pleased with mine. GREAT Value pencil.
This is an impressive...,
October 9, 2009
This is an impressive pencil. A very striking look - I just love the gloss white
and chrome. Very sci-fi looking. It feels good in the hand after a small period
of getting used to the o-ring grips. The shaker lead advance is pretty cool too.
The manual lead advance is very silky.
Very impressive for the price.
I loved it...at first....,
July 24, 2009
I loved it...at first. But it wasn't long after that the tip broke (bent) :P I
couldn't use it after and I felt like it was a huge waste of money...
"Freedom of choice! The...,
January 24, 2009
"Freedom of choice! The Tect 2way is the first drafting pencil of its kind to
offer BOTH a shaker AND a click lead extension function!"
No so, unless the Pilot Shaker Pencil H-1010 is newer than the Zebra. I had a
Pilot Shaker well over15 years ago! I don't think that the Zebra is that old!
1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful
-This is a really awesome...,
March 10, 2011
This review is from
Zebra Tect 2way Light Drafting Pencil - 0.7 mm - Light Blue Body
-This is a really awesome drafting pencil. The construction is weighty and feels
really sturdy; does not have any cheap qualities.
-The lock function on the shaking feature is incredibly handy.
-The metal clip of the pencil is shorter than normal. This means that if you're
one of those people that rotate the pencil in your hand to write on the sharper
edge of the graphite (i.e. me), your hand never hits the clip. So~~~ ingenious.
-When writing, the graphite piece really secure in the pencil's lead
acceleration chamber. Does not feel like it would break easily.
-The color is awesome
1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful
This pencil ROCKS! I...,
September 3, 2010
This review is from
Zebra Tect 2way Light Drafting Pencil - 0.7 mm - Light Blue Body
This pencil ROCKS! I love the balance on it, and the weight is perfect. I do
wish that more colors were offered in each size, but other than that it's great.
1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful
I own both this pencil...,
June 14, 2009
This review is from
Zebra Tect 2way Drafting Pencil - 0.3 mm - White Body
I own both this pencil and the all metal version of it. I like this pencil quite
a bit (I have stopped calling every new pencil I get my favorite). The pencil
feels quite good in the hand and writes well. I really like the fact that the
shaker mechanism can be locked. I must offer a piece of advice though: When
unlocking or locking the the shaker mechanism always hold the pencil by the
grip. I was holding it by the upper barrel and it broke in half after only 3
days of use. I e-mailed Zebra and they told me that since this pencil isn't sold
in the U.S. that they couldn't help me. I e-mailed Jetpens and they sent me a
new one free of charge (including free shipping). This is a great pencil and is
a joy to use.
This has to be one of...,
February 13, 2012
This review is from
Zebra Tect 2way Drafting Pencil - 0.7 mm - White Body
This has to be one of the coolest pencils I have ever had. You can either do one
of two ways: you unlock the dial and shake the pencil to get the lead out. Or
you can just click the top of it and use it as a normal mechanical pencil. I
actually have fun with this pencil a lot. I just love how the pencil is mixed
with the metal and plastic. I t fits perfectly.
0 out of 1 people found the following review helpful
@ hartzog2000:
I think...,
June 12, 2009
This review is from
Zebra Tect 2way Drafting Pencil - 0.3 mm - White Body
@ hartzog2000:
I think we get the point... no need to repeat yourself in front of every zebra
tect2way product ___||
I'm considering buying this !
1 out of 3 people found the following review helpful
"Freedom of choice! The...,
January 24, 2009
This review is from
Zebra Tect 2way Drafting Pencil - 0.3 mm - White Body
"Freedom of choice! The Tect 2way is the first drafting pencil of its kind to
offer BOTH a shaker AND a click lead extension function!"
No so, unless the Pilot Shaker Pencil H-1010 is newer than the Zebra. I had a
Pilot Shaker well over15 years ago! I don't think that the Zebra is that old!
0 out of 2 people found the following review helpful
"Freedom of choice! The...,
January 24, 2009
This review is from
Zebra Tect 2way Drafting Pencil - 0.7 mm - White Body
"Freedom of choice! The Tect 2way is the first drafting pencil of its kind to
offer BOTH a shaker AND a click lead extension function!"
No so, unless the Pilot Shaker Pencil H-1010 is newer than the Zebra. I had a
Pilot Shaker well over15 years ago! I don't think that the Zebra is that old!