If you work with mechanical pencils but are constantly rotating the pencil in your hand to deal with uneven wear on the lead, the Uni-ball Kuru Toga is the pen for you. Designed in response to the ...

Also, the metal point of the pencil never fully retracts into the body, so there’s always a chance of stabbing yourself in the leg (or worse) if you keep the Kuru Toga in your pocket. Uni-Ball ...

It’s a pretty attractive pencil. That metal tip never retracts. Which leaves stabbing potential off the charts. The clear plastic “grip” is just made to show off the twist and turn mechanism.

It’s hard to imagine anything much geekier than a mechanical pencil. Over the years, other iconic geek items such as the slide rule, RPN-based calculator, and pocket protector have disappeared ...

The Kuru Toga works by continually rotating a piece of "nano diamond lead" thanks to a rotating gear system inside the pencil. The rotation and sharpening ensures that the piece of lead will ...