Cooperation between Pineider and Carbon Dream led to the making of the first pen ever made in Forged Carbon. Pineider has produced the mold and perfected the technology required to adapt Forged Carbon for writing implements. What is traditionally known as carbon fiber is, in actual fact, a fabric of thin fibers held together by a resin. It is lightweight and resistant but it has many limitations, especially if it is used for writing implements. For example, difficulty in creating complex curves or in creating different inner and outer profiles. Forged carbon resolves these problems and many others experienced by carbon fiber. Forged composite material forgoes weaving, using casually arranged fibers mixed with resin instead, which it forms in a heated press at high pressure. The resulting compound is strong in every direction without the additional cost or complexity of having to add more than one layer of material the way you need to do with woven carbon fibers. If an indiscriminate composition of fibers gives you cause for concern regarding its reliability, relax: a large part of the work in developing Forged Composite material has involved making sure that the end product is extremely strong. A further aesthetic bonus of casual fibers is that every end product is as unique as a snowflake.
Mystery Filler: Pineider has enriched the plunger with a mechanism that allows the user to conceal the activation case back inside the barrel after filling the pen in order to prevent the filling system from opening accidentally. The mysterious filler! The 14kt gold nib is ultra-flexible and is available in EF, F, M, B and Stub widths. Pineider has also invented a new pen closure system capable of combining the pleasure of the screw cap with the immediacy and security of the magnetic closure.

Cooperation between Pineider and Carbon Dream led to the making of the first pen ever made in Forged Carbon. Pineider has produced the mold and perfected the technology required to adapt Forged Carbon for writing implements. What is traditionally known as carbon fiber is, in actual fact, a fabric of thin fibers held together by a resin. It is lightweight and resistant but it has many limitations, especially if it is used for writing implements. For example, difficulty in creating complex curves or in creating different inner and outer profiles. Forged carbon resolves these problems and many others experienced by carbon fiber. Forged composite material forgoes weaving, using casually arranged fibers mixed with resin instead, which it forms in a heated press at high pressure. The resulting compound is strong in every direction without the additional cost or complexity of having to add more than one layer of material the way you need to do with woven carbon fibers. If an indiscriminate composition of fibers gives you cause for concern regarding its reliability, relax: a large part of the work in developing Forged Composite material has involved making sure that the end product is extremely strong. A further aesthetic bonus of casual fibers is that every end product is as unique as a snowflake.
Mystery Filler: Pineider has enriched the plunger with a mechanism that allows the user to conceal the activation case back inside the barrel after filling the pen in order to prevent the filling system from opening accidentally. The mysterious filler! The 14kt gold nib is ultra-flexible and is available in EF, F, M, B and Stub widths. Pineider has also invented a new pen closure system capable of combining the pleasure of the screw cap with the immediacy and security of the magnetic closure.

Retro51 is proud to work with the design/illustration firm Invisible Creature on this first Tornado Popper collaboration. If you don't recognize their name, you're sure to recognize their work with Target, NASA, LEGO and Nike… to name a few.
The Creepy Scrawlers come out day or night and are ready to write around with you. Put them in your purse or pocket and take them with you to work or school and see what happens! You cannot deny their mischievous smiles, googly eyes and sharp teeth, plus they glow in the dark! Several fun monsters are printed around this Tornado Popper's barrel and complete with matte black trim. Each rollerball pen is engraved with the limited edition number and limited to only 1313 pieces. They are packaged in a FULL graphic tube with even more monsters covering it. Pick one up and be prepared for the wild adventures you'll have.

A Fountain Pen Hospital Co-Exclusive Limited Edition Tornado Rollerball – 1948 Pens Worldwide.
Toasting “to life” when clinking wine glasses is a Jewish custom at least 2,000 years old. This cherished custom was brought to the entire world’s attention in the widely popular musical show and motion picture “Fiddler on the Roof”, seen by millions worldwide. But many other cultures also express similar wishes in their respective languages. Though many reasons have been offered for this endearing custom, we prefer the simplest…as a bestowal of blessings of good health, happiness and well-being upon our friends and loved ones. We are delighted to wish “L’Chaim” to one and all via this striking Tornado limited edition rollerball of 1948 pieces worldwide which we proudly offer as a co-Exclusive with our friends at Dromgooles.