Pentel Sharp P203 6th Generation 0.3 mm
The Pentel Sharp name began in 1962. 55 years later, the Sharp name still exists as a standard for companies to match in quality and price, whether that being the Pentel Sharp P200, known for its simplicity, or the Pentel Sharp Kerry, known for its elegance (not going to be reviewed here anytime soon). Anyways, let's get to the Pentel Sharp P203 6th Generation.
Starting off, the clutch is Pentel standard: brass clutch, 4 mm ten click, and very solid click and sound. No need to explain anything further. As for features, there are three features: a ribbed grip, a metal clip, and a clean-out rod. The ribbed grip is effective, yet not so abrasive. It's weird though, comparing the 4th and the 6th Generation Sharp grips show one thing, the thickness of the grip compliments the thickness of the barrel. As for everything else, the clip is fine along with the clean-out rod. Nothing that stands out, but nothing that is short of effective. Now, for the point values.
Does this go on my list? It was on the list until I got the classic model. For casual writers, I would recommend this more though.
