Stuff We Like: Inka
Ever tried to write in the rain with a wet ballpoint pen? How about making notes in a journal while lying on your back in a tent? Both are nearly impossible — and that’s exactly why there’s Inka.
It’s made of carbon fiber and stainless steel with a pressurized ink cartridge that’s capable of writing under most any conditions — rain or shine, high altitudes, freezing temps, even upside-down.
Inka weighs just 0.6 ounces and is a tad over three inches (the pen becomes five inches long when fully assembled) with a built-in key ring. Yeah, $25 might seem like a lot for a pen, but it’s refillable ($4 each for extra ink) and considering its durability and reliability, it’ll be a loyal companion on outings for many years to come.
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it is way too expensive, it is not the best anyway
“that will be cool so when i am on campout i will be able to wright”
monk- apparently you can’t “wright” regardless
I am wanting 1 but its 2 expensive
DUDE I GOT ONE AT THE EDDIE BAUER STORE FOR 8 BUCKS BEST PURCHASE EVER IT WORKS GREAT AND AND IS VERY SMALL
that looks cool but i alwayes write what i whant after i get back