FISHER SPACE PEN

Few brands can claim their product has been tested in space, but Fisher Space Pen is one of them!

Fisher Space Pen - tested in space in 1968

In 1968, the first of their pens flew into space with Apollo 7, and the rest, as they say, is history! Previously, astronauts had used pencils on space missions. But the Space Pen would change the game with its pressurized ink cartridge that worked even in zero gravity.

Works everywhere – literally

Not only can these pens be used in space – they also work underwater, on glossy, oily surfaces, wet paper, photos, decals, greasy surfaces, in temperatures from -35°C to extreme heat +120°C! So, if you want to be prepared for anything and everything, the choice is simple.

Lasts 3x longer – never dries out

A Space Pen cartridge lasts up to 3 times longer than a regular ballpoint pen and has a special design that prevents it from drying out.