Pilot Frixion Ball - Ballpoint Pens (Green, 0.35, 0.7)
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Pilot's Frixion erasable rollerball is a step ahead of the competition thanks to clever ink which turns transparent when subjected to friction. No eraser dust, and the line disappears very cleanly leaving only a faint impression of the erased line. The ideal way to erase is using the built-in eraser, though most hard plastic works OK. In fact if you're working on newsprint (eg. crosswords and Sudoku), the cap-end works better than the eraser as the eraser will smear the newspaper ink. 0.7mm tip.Refillable with Pilot BLSFR7 refills.
Pilot's Frixion erasable rollerball is a step ahead of the competition thanks to clever ink which turns transparent when subjected to friction. No eraser dust, and the line disappears very cleanly leaving only a faint impression of the erased line. The ideal way to erase is using the built-in eraser, though most hard plastic works OK. In fact if you're working on newsprint (eg. crosswords and Sudoku), the cap-end works better than the eraser as the eraser will smear the newspaper ink. 0.7mm tip.Refillable with Pilot BLSFR7 refills.
$4.25
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Pilot Frixion Ball - Ballpoint Pens (Green, 0.35, 0.7)
$4.25
Pilot's Frixion erasable rollerball is a step ahead of the competition thanks to clever ink which turns transparent when subjected to friction. No eraser dust, and the line disappears very cleanly leaving only a faint impression of the erased line. The ideal way to erase is using the built-in eraser, though most hard plastic works OK. In fact if you're working on newsprint (eg. crosswords and Sudoku), the cap-end works better than the eraser as the eraser will smear the newspaper ink. 0.7mm tip.Refillable with Pilot BLSFR7 refills.
Pilot's Frixion erasable rollerball is a step ahead of the competition thanks to clever ink which turns transparent when subjected to friction. No eraser dust, and the line disappears very cleanly leaving only a faint impression of the erased line. The ideal way to erase is using the built-in eraser, though most hard plastic works OK. In fact if you're working on newsprint (eg. crosswords and Sudoku), the cap-end works better than the eraser as the eraser will smear the newspaper ink. 0.7mm tip.Refillable with Pilot BLSFR7 refills.