Mechanical Pencil Tutto3 Silver- With 0.3mm, 0.5mm, 0.7mm + accessories - 3 in 1

I bought my first tutto3 back when it was being crowd funded and found it to be an amazing tool for drawing when out and about. To have 3 pencils in one is just amazing. I actually stopped carrying it when it seemed like it was never going to be sold again. I’m so happy to see it again on Amazon. Now I have confidence carrying it with me again, should something ever happen to it. Great pencil!!! It’s my “go to” pencil when out and about doing sketches whether to pass the time, or if I’m just being deliberate to go somewhere just to draw. Always works as advertised. I’ve never had any issues with it at all, and will probably get another “just in case”.

Got this for my daughter and she loves it. Takes a little bit to figure out but wonderful for her artistic doodles. Easy to switch once you get the hang of it.

love this pencil. 3 different lead widths in one pencil, at your fingertips... wish i had this 20 years ago when i was in college hand drafting light plots.

The Tutto3 is an elegant pencil and the most compact tri lead pencil I've used, the others being the Pentel 357 and Uni Color 3. It would be my favorite pencil, but for a crucial flaw.The pencil jams. It works fine with the included 2H .3 lead, HB .5 Lead, and 2B .7 lead. However, it frequently fails to feed with B .3 lead and Uni Nano Dia colored lead of 0.5 and 0.7.The issue, as I can determine, is that the mechanism seems prone to bits of lead breaking off and fouling the feed of new lead to slot in.So, it's the most attractive tri lead pencil I've used, but the least reliable.

This pencil is great, in that it is unique. You wont find very many others that can do what this one does. Despite the 3 lead size feature, there are still some annoyances. The cartridges are very rattley inside the body of the pencil, not solidly fixed in place. This, after a while, can definitely get annoying when trying to write. The buttons are also weird in the lengths that you have to press/depress them, in order to use the functions of the pencil. (I feel like you have to press to deep to dispense more lead, or to retract the current cartridge). But thats all. Other than those two things, its a nice pencil, and its unique. Definitely something to show off to your nerdy friends, but who am I kidding, if you're buying $20+ dollar pencils like me, you probably don't have any friends.

I get annoyed always having to stop sketching (when you're in the groove) to sharpen my pencil, but with this pencil there is no more of that. I don't require a huge variety of graphite because I use pen and ink mostly, but when I do use pencil, the 3 different graphites are all I need. I love that I don't need to carry around a bunch of different pencils and sharpeners. This is so convenient, it works really well, and it's pretty cool to boot.

One thing I love about this pencil is it's retractable nib. Other mechanical pencil's I have owned in the past were ruined because that nib would occasionally bend if I carried the pencil in my pocket or in together with other art supplies.

i was expecting instructions on how to change to other leads but there weren't any and im still trying to figure out how it works