UNI KURUTOGA Metal (Full Review) the BEST KURUTOGA

[@rickminihane5662]

I agree with yourv review. It's a GOOD design. My current writing implement has a triangular shaped tube that gives me excellent handling and accuracy during long periods of writing. If you provide a model pen or pencil.with this accommodation I'd purchase it immediately and raise my rating to GREAT.

[@Shanghai_Knife_Dude]

Kh ks engine is the 4th generation after 15 years. $80, no. $15, yes. The Advance is good enough, at least for me.

[@jacoblunn29]

There's the original engine, the advance and KS, which one did I miss?

[@Shanghai_Knife_Dude]

@jacoblunn29 after original, there was one. Uni never openly discuss this somehow.

[@Argent_99]

Both the KS and Metal are somewhat scarce here inter US atm (JetPens is perpetually backordered; no sign of them on Amazon), but as someone who uses a mechanical pencil for pretty much everything these days, it’s nevertheless a very interesting potential upgrade. That said, as someone who has owned and used a roulette and an advanced upgrade for years, I have to say, to me the idea of the Kuru Toga is more appealing than it’s actual use. In the end neither really ever dislodged my stalwart Pentel Sharp Kerry, which was my EDC for 15+ years. I somewhat recently started using a Tombow 505 Zoom for my basic needs and it more or less addresses all the shortcomings I ever had with the Kerry. I suppose the real Kuru I ought to be aiming for is the Dive, which is obviously a pretty fabulous pencil, but I‘m not exactly sold on a $80-100 mechanical pencil (yet.) The biggest selling point of the Kuru Toga line (its engine) is for the most part the one thing I care the least about Inna pencil. Hand-feel and general practicality matter more and thus the relatively plebeian Kerry and the slightly more upscale Tombow have suited my needs better over the years.

[@alecsandoval1214]

Just bought one on uni website. Discounts for $40+ orders and free shipping on $15+

[@jacoblunn29]

You don't care about the uneven lines? I guess if that's the case there's no point getting a KT

[@TS-qr3rk]

both genders, BASED!

[@yoojboy]

Slipped out from my mouth😂

[@АндрейТиторенко-ю4ф]

Both pencils are good, but I prefer the plastic one. The mechanism is the same, lighter, 3-4 times cheaper.

[@adrianemikko]

How about the Kuro Toga Roulette? How does it compare to the metal?

[@yoojboy]

The metal has more sound dampening but, it’s not quite far off.

[@bngr_bngr]

How does the Elite fit in the Kuro Toga line up?

[@yoojboy]

Probably between the standard and the metal. The metal offers more sound dampening and premium feel, and the standard is just a bare bones Kurutoga, so the elite is in the middle I think.

[@correctinstincts6969]

Hello I have a quick question is it okay to retract the lead of this pencil when you are done writing?

[@yoojboy]

Yes, it is totally fine to do that.

[@jacoblunn29]

No, the lead police will investigate you

[@correctinstincts6969]

@@jacoblunn29 I knew it

[@John_Smith__]

Great releases good products but for 80$ I would prefer the Kuru Toga Dive. The plastic model on the other hand is superb since it integrated a perfect rubber grip! I will get one of those for sure.

[@troglokev]

I paid 3900¥ for my Kuru Toga Metal. That’s about $25 US.

[@yoojboy]

Hopefully I didn’t mess up the price tag

[@John_Smith__]

@@troglokev I stand corrected then 😀

[@jacoblunn29]

​@John_Smith__ online the cheapest I could find the metal was 35 USD (right from the Uni site)

[@baybaygottemmad9464]

見てわかる、しーさ旦那のファンやん

[@yoojboy]

ファンですが、キッズではありません