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| | | | | At a measly 5-inches, nobody could criticize the original Zebra F-301 for being a large pen. But in case you find yourself in a situation where every inch counts, Zebra has produced the F-301 Compact, a version measuring only 3.75 inches. The Compact retains the original aesthetic of stainless steel and hard, black plastic, but... | |
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| | | | | There's no doubt that Zebra's got a hit with their 301 series of retractable stainless steel pens. There was a stretch of time when the F-301 - the original ballpoint version - was my everyday, go-to pen. While I've since moved on, there seems to have been an explosion of the 301 series. They've got... | |
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| | | | | If the Zebra F-301 Ultra is an upgrade from the original Zebra F-301, then the Zebra F-402 is like a double-upgrade. It's noticeably heavier, the barrel is a little bit longer, and all of the plastic has been replaced with stainless steel. But best of all, the F-402 is thicker and, like the F-301 Ultra,... | |
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