My Favorite Multi Pens: The Lamy 2000 Multi Pen (4-Color Ballpoint) and the Jetstream 4&1

Who loves multi pens? This guy. I travel a ton for work (both jobs), and often find myself working in cramped quarters, whether that's an airplane seat, coffee shop, or hotel/airport lounge. When I don't have the space to spread out and keep track of multiple tools, I reach for a multi pen, and it's typically one of the two discussed in this video: the Lamy 2000 Multi Pen (officially known as the "4-Color Ballpoint") and the Uni Jetstream 4&1 multi pen, which also has a .5mm mechanical pencil.
I've been using both of these for years. This particular Lamy 2000 Multi Pen is 6 or 7 years old, has been worn smooth and dropped a ton (hence the crack in the finish), but is still going strong and remains in rotation. The Uni Jetstream multi pen has become the focus of a mini collection of mine, and I currently have 5 or 6 of them in various limited and imported finishes.
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In the interest of full disclosure, we sell both the Lamy 2000 and Uni Jetstream pens in our main shop (but not the BIC ballpoint, though I would if I could):) The Jetstream is only available in the bamboo/muted pastel finish. The one shown in the review is the "Mimosa Yellow" finish.
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[@user-sf6lw5uz5e]

Thanks for this review! Looking forward to your future reviews of multi pens you will be carrying in your shop!

[@TheGDUB13]

Sailor Imperial Black Mulit Pen has been a great one for me

[@archieballantine]

Rotring 600 3-in-1?

[@ffotograffydd]

I had one of those, great pen except that the refill holder is friction fit, it loosens over time and eventually it will pop out as you write. If it was a screw fit like the Lamy it would be a great pen.