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product_id: 1519950
title: "Zebra Pen F-701 Ballpoint Black Ink Fine Point 0.8mm Pen, Heavy Duty, Durable Stainless Steel Barrel, Knurled Grip, Silent Retractable Plunger, Ideal for Tactical Use, 1-Pack (29411)"
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# Durable stainless steel barrel Silent retractable plunger 0.8mm fine point for precise lines Zebra Pen F-701 Ballpoint Black Ink Fine Point 0.8mm Pen, Heavy Duty, Durable Stainless Steel Barrel, Knurled Grip, Silent Retractable Plunger, Ideal for Tactical Use, 1-Pack (29411)

**Brand:** zebra pen
**Price:** € 13.39
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖊️ Elevate your everyday writing with the pen that means business.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Zebra Pen F-701 Ballpoint Black Ink Fine Point 0.8mm Pen, Heavy Duty, Durable Stainless Steel Barrel, Knurled Grip, Silent Retractable Plunger, Ideal for Tactical Use, 1-Pack (29411) by zebra pen
- **How much does it cost?** € 13.39 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/1519950-zebra-pen-f-701-ballpoint-black-ink-fine-point-0)

## Best For

- zebra pen enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted zebra pen brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Heavy-duty stainless steel barrel resists corrosion and daily wear.
- • **Comfort Meets Control:** Knurled metal grip ensures stability during extended writing sessions.
- • **Discreet & Professional:** Silent retractable mechanism keeps meetings and classrooms interruption-free.
- • **Refill-Ready Reliability:** Compatible with Zebra F-Refills for long-term use and sustainability.
- • **Precision in Every Stroke:** 0.8mm fine point delivers clean, sharp lines for professional writing.

## Overview

The Zebra Pen F-701 is a premium retractable ballpoint pen featuring a durable stainless steel barrel, a comfortable knurled grip, and a precise 0.8mm fine black ink tip. Designed for professionals and tactical use, it offers silent operation and refillable convenience, making it a reliable and stylish choice for office, school, or personal use.

## Description

Product Description Introducing the Zebra Pen F-701, a sophisticated writing instrument designed for those who demand quality and style in their school supplies, teacher supplies, and office supplies. The Zebra Pen F-701 is more than just a pen; it is a statement of elegance and functionality, ideal for any setting where precision and professionalism are essential. This exquisite pen is available in a convenient 1-Pack, ensuring you have a reliable writing tool for every occasion. The Zebra Pen F-701 is renowned for its sleek stainless-steel barrel, which not only provides a modern aesthetic but also ensures durability and longevity. The knurled grip offers enhanced control and comfort, making it an ideal choice for extended writing sessions. The stainless steel barrel and clip add to the pen's robustness, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of daily use. Equipped with a fine point, 0.8mm black ballpoint, the Zebra Pen F-701 delivers a smooth and consistent writing experience. The black ink pens are perfect for any writing task, whether for professional documents, personal notes, or creative endeavors. The silent retractable plunger mechanism further enhances the pen's usability, allowing for seamless operation without disturbing your surroundings. The Zebra Pen F-701 is a quintessential choice for those seeking pens for writing that combine style with substance. Its retractable ballpoint pen design makes it a practical addition to your collection of pens for work or school. As a metal pen, it exudes a sense of sophistication and reliability, making it a favored choice among black pen enthusiasts. Whether you're in search of a nice pen for personal use or a reliable pen for your professional toolkit, the Zebra Pen F-701 stands out as a premier option. Make the Zebra Pen F-701 a staple in your office supplies and experience the difference of writing with a pen crafted to meet the highest standards of quality and performance. This black pen is not just a writing instrument; it's a testament to the art of fine craftsmanship in pens for work and beyond. Choose the Zebra Pen F-701 – where form meets function in perfect harmony. From the Manufacturer F-701 Retractable Ballpoint Pen is made of professional-grade stainless steel from tip to clip. Designed to prevent corrosion. Easy-to-hold knurled metal grip provides writing stability. Quiet plunger mechanism silences any clicking when you retract. Refillable with Zebra F-Refill.

Review: Everyone's favorite in high school for a reason - You're in high school. Your pencil case is full of the mismatched assortment of pens without caps and mechanical pencils with half a stick of lead each that you've found on those familiar tiled floors. In fact, you can't even remember the last time you actually bought a pack or pens or pencils (besides of course, a week before the first day of school to avoid detention for not having the obligatory 3 red pens, a hilighter, and whatever else was on the syllabus). On your way to third period, daydreaming about that warm sunny schoolyard on the other side of those wide windows, walking on autopilot, you kick something and hear that familiar rolling sound. You look down, snapped out of your daydream state, praying that you happened to kick the pen just right, and not into the opposite lane of hurried kids. Your eye lands on the silver pen, and you quickly squat down to pick up your prize. Upon picking it up, you stuff it into your pocket, and make your way to third period. When you reach the classroom, you take out the newest addition to your collection of adopted writing utensils, and quickly pen your name across the top right of the handout placed on your desk. You feel a twinge of disappointment as the pen leaves nothing but a slight indent on the paper. Your hand moves to the bottom left of the handout, and you scribble a couple circles to see if the pen has any life left whatsoever. Success! A trail of black ink follows the point of your pen, and you pen your name again in the top right, only this time the results of your penmanship stare back at you in jet black. You complete the handout in around 20 minutes, then turn your head to the homework board, and begin to write down the assigned chapters of The Scarlett Letter that you'll read on the bus this afternoon. As you use the instrument again, you notice how it feels in your hand. It's not heavy, but it's not light as a feather either; it's a kind of heft that makes the pen feel like a quality piece of metal. You observe that this pen's clip looks and feels surprisingly strong, and as you pack up your things in preparation for that long awaited bell, you introduce the pen to it's new family of writing utensils in your pencil case. For the rest of the day, you notice that every time you grab a pen, you feel around for the silver pen each time without even thinking. You like that pen; it's strong yet springy clip, it's smooth rolling action, it's easy hold grip, even the way it clicks open and closed is just different from any other pen you can recall using. It feels like a real writing tool, not some cheap black plastic value pack pen. Days go by, and weeks go by. You've forgotten what your old pens felt like, you've grown fully accustomed to the smooth action of your acquisition. One day while writing a couple paragraphs on the ending of The Scarlett Letter, your pen starts to grow a bit faint. Your hand moves once again to the bottom left of your packet, and you scribble a couple circles into the page. Nothing. Another dead pen doesn't mean much, and you were finished with your response anyway, so you tuck the pen back into your pocket and head to your next class. You walk right past the garbage can without thinking, and after realizing this, you simply take the pen out of your pocket and drop it on the ground from whence it came. You arrive at fifth period and unzip your backpack to take a pen from your trusty stash. You pick a simple black plastic pen, placing it on the left side of your desk. After the teacher demonstrates the topic of the day, you are presented with a worksheet to complete by the end of class. You reach for your pen, remove the cap, and place the cap to the left of your worksheet. You write your name, and realize something is wrong. Instead of gliding smoothly on the surface of the paper, your pen poorly etches black lines. You feel that slight resistance, that friction of pen on paper that you haven't felt in weeks. You're back to the same pen everyone else uses, the uniform standard, the unimaginative piece of black plastic that you've used for the last decade of your life. For the rest of the day you feel a bit off, but you don't understand why, and eventually brush it off after you walk off the bus onto your driveway. The next day, and the day after, you use the same pen, until eventually it too runs dry of ink. You take another black plastic pen from the pile to replace it, and feel no difference from the switch this time. You once again grow used to the friction, the slightly too tight plastic cap, and the lack of any sort of grip that all come standard with every plain black plastic pen. Days go by, weeks go by, years go by. You use pens daily in your work, but you've never thought about stepping outside of that plain, unimaginative uniform standard. One day at work, you roll your chair a bit too far to the side, and roll over your mobile charger. You go on desertcart to buy a new one, and knowing not to buy cheap bulk chargers that charge slow and break quickly, you settle on a $15 charger with $3 shipping. You see that shipping is free if you spend more than $25, and so you think; what is an item that we use daily, but never really think to upgrade? You search for pens on desertcart, below $15, and come across a familiar writing utensil. It's the silver pen! It's been so long that you didn't even remember the brand name, but you could recognize that pen anywhere. You place it in your cart, and both ship to your house within the week. You open the package, slip the pen out of the cardboard back of it's protective plastic bubble, and clip it to your pocket. The next day, you put your lunch in the fridge at work, and grab a post it note to tag it with your name. As you take your pen off your pocket, you click it and feel that perfect amount of resistance. You feel the sturdy grip, the hefty weight in your hand, and begin to pen your name. The pen smoothly glides across the yellow paper square, and you clip the pen to your pocket once more. Yes, it's a $10 pen. Zebra pens are worth it. Absolutely worth it.
Review: I refuse to use any other pen! - My first encounter with this pen was when I found it in the glove box of my dad's old car that he gifted me for my birthday. I took it to work with me, since I work at a perfume store & a pen is handy to write down fragrance names on scent strips. Immediately fell in love with it. It's nice & sturdy with a comfortably heavy feel, & writes smoothly. I'd often have my coworkers begging to borrow it since their gray BIC pens just couldn't survive more than two shifts. For being an older pen that I'm assuming my dad consistently used until it was passed down to me, it lasted a good 7 months of practically daily use before it ran out of ink. I was devastated until I remembered that I have a card that can buy things. This is my second Zebra F701 pen & it won't be my last!

## Features

- Elegant Design: These black pens feature a sleek stainless steel barrel and clip, offering a professional look ideal for work pens. The metal pen design ensures durability, while the knurled grip provides comfort during extended use
- Exceptional Performance: Our Zebra Pen F-701 black ballpoint pens offer a smooth writing experience with their quiet retractable mechanism. The 0.8mm fine point delivers precise, clean lines, making them perfect pens for writing in any setting
- Versatile and Reliable: These ballpoint pens are crafted for daily use at home, school, or the office. The stainless steel pen construction ensures longevity, while the included refills mean you'll always be ready to jot down ideas with these reliable writing pens
- Silent Operation: Designed with a silent retractable plunger, these black ink pens allow for discreet use in meetings or classrooms. The smooth, quiet action of the retractable ballpoint pens ensures minimal disruption in professional environments
- Complete Writing Solution: Rugged and sturdy, this stainless steel ballpoint pen can take a beating and is designed for the serious communicator looking to embody their personal style in their writing instrument. Ideal for those who value convenience, these black pen sets are essential additions to your school supplies, office supplies, or teacher supplies

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B002L6RB80 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,972 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #44 in Ballpoint Pens |
| Brand | Zebra Pen |
| Closure | Retractable |
| Color | Black A |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (8,985) |
| Date First Available | January 2, 2007 |
| Grip Type | Comfort |
| Ink Color | Black |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.12 ounces |
| Item model number | 29411 |
| Line Size | 0.5mm millimeters |
| Manufacturer | Zebra Pen |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 29411 |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness) | F |
| Point Type | Fine |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 3.3 x 8 inches |
| Shape | L Shaped |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Zebra Pen
- **Color:** Black A
- **Ink Color:** Black
- **Writing Instrument Form:** Ballpoint Pen

## Images

![Zebra Pen F-701 Ballpoint Black Ink Fine Point 0.8mm Pen, Heavy Duty, Durable Stainless Steel Barrel, Knurled Grip, Silent Retractable Plunger, Ideal for Tactical Use, 1-Pack (29411) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71knEoHz8zL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I've done Amazon searches for the lead refills, but there aren't any results. How then do I refill the Zebra M-701 Mechanical Pencil?**
A: Just .7mm lead.  Take off the top metallic cap (slides off), pull out the tiny eraser (white, too small to uses consistently), and slide the lead in through the top like most other mechanical pencils.  Replace the eraser, then the cap, and presto, a fully functional mechanical pencil again.Something like the "Pentel Super Hi-Polymer Lead Refill , 0.7 mm Medium, HB, 90 Pieces of Lead (C27BPHB3-K6)" <--(copy this into the search bar at the top of the amazon page) sold right here on Amazon.com should suffice.  Also, I'm curious;  you said you did "Amazon searches for the lead refills, but there aren't any results." and then asked "How then do I refill the Zebra M-701 Mechanical Pencil?".  Does this mean you do not know how to replace the lead in the pencil, or that you could not find the "Zebra" branded lead for sale at Amazon.com?  Amazon does not sell Zebra branded lead, but the Pentel lead I pointed you in the direction of should satisfy your lead needs for this pencil, or any other pencil that requires .7mm lead (most commonly available lead refil out on the market, typically, besides .5mm)

**Q: Can this be refilled with "Fisher Space Pen" Ink**
A: Yes. I just tried 2 of them 11/30/2019 and the Space pen fine point fits with NO modifications. The refills are about $5 a piece now.
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B007AIP8G6/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

**Q: Is there a 0.5 mm version of this pencil?**
A: Technically, no, but there is a way to modify the M-701 to become a 0.5 lead mech pencil.It's essentially taking the interior of a M-402 mech pencil (which houses 0.5mm lead) and swapping the interior with that of a M-701. (you can also swap the pocket clip from the m-402 to the m-701 as well as people prefer the one on the m-402.)Your end results will be a M-701 mechanical pencil with 0.5mm lead in a sleek body that has great balanced weight, as well as a M-402 with 0.7mm lead and can be used as a backup. The internals for both pencils are the same.

**Q: How long is the pen?**
A: The length is that of an average pen. But it would not fit into our checkbook holder because it was so fat....

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Everyone's favorite in high school for a reason
*by J***Y on June 1, 2020*

You're in high school. Your pencil case is full of the mismatched assortment of pens without caps and mechanical pencils with half a stick of lead each that you've found on those familiar tiled floors. In fact, you can't even remember the last time you actually bought a pack or pens or pencils (besides of course, a week before the first day of school to avoid detention for not having the obligatory 3 red pens, a hilighter, and whatever else was on the syllabus). On your way to third period, daydreaming about that warm sunny schoolyard on the other side of those wide windows, walking on autopilot, you kick something and hear that familiar rolling sound. You look down, snapped out of your daydream state, praying that you happened to kick the pen just right, and not into the opposite lane of hurried kids. Your eye lands on the silver pen, and you quickly squat down to pick up your prize. Upon picking it up, you stuff it into your pocket, and make your way to third period. When you reach the classroom, you take out the newest addition to your collection of adopted writing utensils, and quickly pen your name across the top right of the handout placed on your desk. You feel a twinge of disappointment as the pen leaves nothing but a slight indent on the paper. Your hand moves to the bottom left of the handout, and you scribble a couple circles to see if the pen has any life left whatsoever. Success! A trail of black ink follows the point of your pen, and you pen your name again in the top right, only this time the results of your penmanship stare back at you in jet black. You complete the handout in around 20 minutes, then turn your head to the homework board, and begin to write down the assigned chapters of The Scarlett Letter that you'll read on the bus this afternoon. As you use the instrument again, you notice how it feels in your hand. It's not heavy, but it's not light as a feather either; it's a kind of heft that makes the pen feel like a quality piece of metal. You observe that this pen's clip looks and feels surprisingly strong, and as you pack up your things in preparation for that long awaited bell, you introduce the pen to it's new family of writing utensils in your pencil case. For the rest of the day, you notice that every time you grab a pen, you feel around for the silver pen each time without even thinking. You like that pen; it's strong yet springy clip, it's smooth rolling action, it's easy hold grip, even the way it clicks open and closed is just different from any other pen you can recall using. It feels like a real writing tool, not some cheap black plastic value pack pen. Days go by, and weeks go by. You've forgotten what your old pens felt like, you've grown fully accustomed to the smooth action of your acquisition. One day while writing a couple paragraphs on the ending of The Scarlett Letter, your pen starts to grow a bit faint. Your hand moves once again to the bottom left of your packet, and you scribble a couple circles into the page. Nothing. Another dead pen doesn't mean much, and you were finished with your response anyway, so you tuck the pen back into your pocket and head to your next class. You walk right past the garbage can without thinking, and after realizing this, you simply take the pen out of your pocket and drop it on the ground from whence it came. You arrive at fifth period and unzip your backpack to take a pen from your trusty stash. You pick a simple black plastic pen, placing it on the left side of your desk. After the teacher demonstrates the topic of the day, you are presented with a worksheet to complete by the end of class. You reach for your pen, remove the cap, and place the cap to the left of your worksheet. You write your name, and realize something is wrong. Instead of gliding smoothly on the surface of the paper, your pen poorly etches black lines. You feel that slight resistance, that friction of pen on paper that you haven't felt in weeks. You're back to the same pen everyone else uses, the uniform standard, the unimaginative piece of black plastic that you've used for the last decade of your life. For the rest of the day you feel a bit off, but you don't understand why, and eventually brush it off after you walk off the bus onto your driveway. The next day, and the day after, you use the same pen, until eventually it too runs dry of ink. You take another black plastic pen from the pile to replace it, and feel no difference from the switch this time. You once again grow used to the friction, the slightly too tight plastic cap, and the lack of any sort of grip that all come standard with every plain black plastic pen. Days go by, weeks go by, years go by. You use pens daily in your work, but you've never thought about stepping outside of that plain, unimaginative uniform standard. One day at work, you roll your chair a bit too far to the side, and roll over your mobile charger. You go on Amazon to buy a new one, and knowing not to buy cheap bulk chargers that charge slow and break quickly, you settle on a $15 charger with $3 shipping. You see that shipping is free if you spend more than $25, and so you think; what is an item that we use daily, but never really think to upgrade? You search for pens on Amazon, below $15, and come across a familiar writing utensil. It's the silver pen! It's been so long that you didn't even remember the brand name, but you could recognize that pen anywhere. You place it in your cart, and both ship to your house within the week. You open the package, slip the pen out of the cardboard back of it's protective plastic bubble, and clip it to your pocket. The next day, you put your lunch in the fridge at work, and grab a post it note to tag it with your name. As you take your pen off your pocket, you click it and feel that perfect amount of resistance. You feel the sturdy grip, the hefty weight in your hand, and begin to pen your name. The pen smoothly glides across the yellow paper square, and you clip the pen to your pocket once more. Yes, it's a $10 pen. Zebra pens are worth it. Absolutely worth it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I refuse to use any other pen!
*by L***. on September 21, 2025*

My first encounter with this pen was when I found it in the glove box of my dad's old car that he gifted me for my birthday. I took it to work with me, since I work at a perfume store & a pen is handy to write down fragrance names on scent strips. Immediately fell in love with it. It's nice & sturdy with a comfortably heavy feel, & writes smoothly. I'd often have my coworkers begging to borrow it since their gray BIC pens just couldn't survive more than two shifts. For being an older pen that I'm assuming my dad consistently used until it was passed down to me, it lasted a good 7 months of practically daily use before it ran out of ink. I was devastated until I remembered that I have a card that can buy things. This is my second Zebra F701 pen & it won't be my last!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ F-701: A worthy upgrade for F-301 devotees
*by C***. on December 2, 2013*

I have long been a fan of the Zebra F-301 ballpoint pens for their combination of looks, reliability, and low cost - but when I saw the F-701, I had to try it out. Being roughly 2-3x the cost of its F-301 counterpart lends a moment of hesitation before purchasing, but there is no way to regret it after using it. Compared to the F-301 the barrel on the F-701 is more substantial, all metal with the exception the very top, lending to a very sleek and an uninterrupted stainless flow. The grip is machined and provides a comfortable gripping surface. Those who like very thin pens may have some complaints about the thickness - but it is not a dramatic departure from the F-301 size-wise and those who have larger hands will find it a welcome improvement. The retraction mechanism is noticeably smoother on the F-701 providing a softened, muffled click rather than a loud, very mechanical confirmation of retraction on the F-301, making the former certainly seem higher end. Ink flows well in a 0.7mm line, which will be well known to owners transitioning from the F-301, as it uses exactly the same F-refills - so no need to purchase a different type; you can even cannibalize your F-301 to feed your pen if you so desire. I have had issues in the past with the F-301 breaking at the plastic/metal junction near the grip - I suspect given the steel composition of the F-701 that this will no longer be an issue. In summary I feel that the F-701 is an excellent upgrade for those wanting a slightly more robust, classy, and finessed pen, at a fairly minimal cost - it has become my daily go-to, leaving the F-301 has been relegated the backup role.

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