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product_id: 10447343
title: "Pentel Sharp Kerry Automatic Pencil, 0.5 mm, Blue Barrel, 1 Pencil (P1035C)"
brand: "pentel"
price: "€ 41.95"
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# Gift-ready elegant metallic barrel Lifetime warranty for lasting reliability 0.5 mm ultra-fine line precision Pentel Sharp Kerry Automatic Pencil, 0.5 mm, Blue Barrel, 1 Pencil (P1035C)

**Brand:** pentel
**Price:** € 41.95
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✒️ Elevate your writing game with precision and style — because your ideas deserve the best.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pentel Sharp Kerry Automatic Pencil, 0.5 mm, Blue Barrel, 1 Pencil (P1035C) by pentel
- **How much does it cost?** € 41.95 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.at](https://www.desertcart.at/products/10447343-pentel-sharp-kerry-automatic-pencil-0-5-mm-blue-barrel)

## Best For

- pentel enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Smart Portability:** Unique protective cap prevents lead damage and balances perfectly in hand.
- • **Executive Elegance:** Glossy metallic blue barrel with silver trim elevates your desk style instantly.
- • **Eco-Savvy & Refillable:** Compatible with Pentel Super Hi-Polymer lead and refill erasers for sustainable use.
- • **Precision in Every Stroke:** Writes crisp, consistent 0.5 mm lines for flawless notes and sketches.
- • **Durability Meets Craftsmanship:** Hand-assembled with watchmaker’s precision for unmatched longevity.

## Overview

The Pentel Sharp Kerry Automatic Pencil features a sleek 0.5 mm lead for precise, dark lines, housed in a glossy metallic blue barrel with silver accents. Hand-assembled for durability and backed by a lifetime warranty, it includes a unique protective cap that balances writing and safeguards the tip. Refillable with Pentel’s premium leads and erasers, this pencil blends executive aesthetics with practical longevity, making it a must-have for professionals who value both form and function.

## Description

The Pentel Sharp Kerry Mechanical Pencil is handcrafted with watchmaker's tools for precision, beauty and accuracy. It is the only mechanical pencil to include a cap for the ultimate in pocket and purse protection. The cap provides proper balance while writing and protects the tip when not in use. The Sharp Kerry is elegantly sized to fit comfortably in pockets and purses. All models are pre-loaded with Pentel Super Hi-Polymer HB lead which never needs sharpening, is super strong and produces a clear dark line. Available in 0. 5mm and 0. 7mm lead sizes and backed by Pentel’s industry-leading Limited Lifetime .

Review: Beauty, Function & Quality - As a self-described lifelong "office supply Nerd-ette", and owner of a multitude of geeky-drafting mech pencils, my love-affair with Pentel Sharp Kerry pencils began when I decided to purchase a simple, portable model to match my pink, Ohto Tasche pocket pen (ASIN B002UXQNRY). While Ohto does make an exact matching mech pencil (ASIN B002UXQNS8), the good reputation of Pentel's Sharp Kerry piqued my interest. Upon receiving my Kerry, I knew I had made the correct decision. Within days I ordered a blue, grey, and finally the Limited Edition Black & Gold model. They're all well-made, nicely balanced propelling-type mech pencils. Arrived well-packaged, in a sleek, hard-plastic, ovoid-shaped case: good for both protection against scratches in a drawer, or for presentation purposes. The cap is constructed of brushed aluminum, while both barrel parts are of a lustrous plastic, somewhat reminiscent of celluloid. While this contradicts the product description of being "all-metal", it doesn't detract from my satisfaction with the product. Earlier Sharp Kerry pencils were indeed constructed of all-metal components, but as of late this is sadly no longer the case. I also noticed another reviewer mention a slight colour "mismatch" between the barrel & cap--- the difference in materials would account for this. As noted, the colour difference is very slight-- nearly imperceptible in my pink and blue Kerry's, but much more pronounced/noticeable in the grey colour. (The barrel is several shades darker grey than the cap). I find it an attractive contrast quite frankly, but realize it may not be to everyone's liking. The cap offers a reassuring, audible "click" when capping the pencil and upon affixing it to the barrel end when preparing to write. A small, white eraser is located under the cap's crown. The eraser's accessibility is dependent on the cap being firmly secured to the end of the barrel. The "click" action pushes the eraser into place. One needs only to remove the cap's end-crown to reveal it. The machine-knurled "mid-section", while placed a bit too high up the barrel to properly function as a "grip", does makes for a rather elegant ornamentive touch. A very well-balanced writing instrument, with or without the cap affixed. Very comfortable to write/draw with for extended periods, even for those with some arthritic symptoms. The diameter is slightly wider than average, but in no way could be considered a "fat-body" mech pencil. Affixing the cap while writing adds a bit more girth. I've not experienced any "lead-wiggle" in any of the four Kerry's that I own. Each "click" delivers the perfect amount of lead-advance. I'd describe this pencil as being somewhat "executive", appearance-wise. As a professional illustrator-writer-crossword constructor, I load my Kerry's with various soft grades of lead (4B - B). Work has a renewed pleasure now as I sit down each day at my desk and reach for my Sharp Kerry's. Overall, the Kerry's simple design is truly a thing of beauty in an age of complicated gadgets. This inexpensive pencil is pleasing both functionally and aesthetically. Since experiencing the Sharp Kerry, even my beloved $150 Montblanc mech pencil has been gathering dust. Thank you for reading, - CC, desertcart Prime Member-Reviewer * HINT: Re: Eraser refills (Pentel Z31). Avail at a much lower price ($1.49/tube of 4 erasers) at OfficeWorld dot com.
Review: Elegant and Classy - Background: I am a huge fan of the Pentel sharp Kerry. I actually used this mechanical pencil 10+ years ago when it was called the Pentel 5. Since then the name has changed, but the pencil is still of the same high quality. I currently own about 5-6 of these. I have neglected to write a review for this pencil for about 4 years now (orig purchased on desertcart back in 2008). But I use it almost everyday that I believe it truly deserves a good review. So here goes... How it writes? Probably one of THE MOST smoothest mechanical pencils I have ever used. Call me a mechanical pencil geek, but I used to collect different mechanical pencils (ranging from several japanese mechanical pencils to more widely known "Dr. Grips" to test out how each one wrote. The sharp kerry was hands down my favorite. Because the construction of the pen is very solid, there the pencil is of perfect weight (not too light nor too heavy). Build of the pencil? Absolutely solid. As many of the other reviewers have mentioned, the pencil itself comes with a cap which can be attached on either end of the pen. Either the writing end or the eraser end. It is great that there is a refillable pentel eraser at end of the cap. I also feel that the pencil has great durability. The metal on it is not cheap shiny plastic, but rather strong metal. I actually dropped it on the floor a couple of times, yet still no scratches or dents. Aesthetics? One of the most beautiful pencils I have ever used. The metallic appearance of the pencil gives it a "executive look". I have gotten several complements from others- many of whom thought the pencil cost at least $50! Cons? Very few if any! My only grudge is that the small little silver caps can get lost. Not because it falls off easily, but rather if you misplace it when you are using the eraser. I have lost one of the silver caps (but totally my fault), but I am sure that Pentel sells replacement caps. Bottom line: If you are looking for a elegant and classy pencil that write very smoothly, this is definitely for you. Of note, desertcart now offers it for ~$12. When I bought these pencils several years ago it cost ~$20!

## Features

- Glossy metallic barrel with silver trim adds a elegant touch.
- Writes crisp, 0. 5 mm lines of consistent density.
- Hand-assembled with precision for extended durability.
- Packaged in its own gift box for added appeal.
- Refillable with Pentel Super Hi-Polymer Lead and Z3-1 refill eraser.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0006SW6YY |
| Additional Features | Refillable |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #63,668 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #509 in Mechanical Pencils |
| Body Shape | Round |
| Brand | Pentel |
| Brand Name | Pentel |
| Closure Type | Retractable |
| Color | Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,507 Reviews |
| Drill Point | Fine |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00072512004777, 00072512004876 |
| Grip Type | Barrel |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Hardness | HB |
| Included Components | No |
| Ink Color | Black |
| Item Dimensions | 0.75 x 1.25 x 6 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.02 kg |
| Line Size | 0.5 |
| Manufacturer | Pentel |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Name | kerry |
| Model Number | P1035C |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Drafting, Drawing |
| Style | Mechanical |
| Theme | Stationery |
| UPC | 799198642313 072512004777 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | Each Pentel product is warranted for life against failure due to defects in materials and workmanship. For warranty service, return product for free repair or replacement to: Pentel of America, Ltd., 2715 Columbia Street, Torrance, CA 90503, U.S.A., Attn |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Writing Instrument Form | Mechanical Graphite Pencil |
| Writing Technique | pencil lead |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Pentel
- **Writing Instrument Form:** Mechanical Graphite Pencil
- **Color:** Blue
- **Ink Color:** Black
- **Age Range (Description):** Adult

## Images

![Pentel Sharp Kerry Automatic Pencil, 0.5 mm, Blue Barrel, 1 Pencil (P1035C) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71uAKaB1DFL.jpg)

## Available Options

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

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beauty, Function & Quality
*by C***C on December 17, 2014*

As a self-described lifelong "office supply Nerd-ette", and owner of a multitude of geeky-drafting mech pencils, my love-affair with Pentel Sharp Kerry pencils began when I decided to purchase a simple, portable model to match my pink, Ohto Tasche pocket pen (ASIN B002UXQNRY). While Ohto does make an exact matching mech pencil (ASIN B002UXQNS8), the good reputation of Pentel's Sharp Kerry piqued my interest. Upon receiving my Kerry, I knew I had made the correct decision. Within days I ordered a blue, grey, and finally the Limited Edition Black & Gold model. They're all well-made, nicely balanced propelling-type mech pencils. Arrived well-packaged, in a sleek, hard-plastic, ovoid-shaped case: good for both protection against scratches in a drawer, or for presentation purposes. The cap is constructed of brushed aluminum, while both barrel parts are of a lustrous plastic, somewhat reminiscent of celluloid. While this contradicts the product description of being "all-metal", it doesn't detract from my satisfaction with the product. Earlier Sharp Kerry pencils were indeed constructed of all-metal components, but as of late this is sadly no longer the case. I also noticed another reviewer mention a slight colour "mismatch" between the barrel & cap--- the difference in materials would account for this. As noted, the colour difference is very slight-- nearly imperceptible in my pink and blue Kerry's, but much more pronounced/noticeable in the grey colour. (The barrel is several shades darker grey than the cap). I find it an attractive contrast quite frankly, but realize it may not be to everyone's liking. The cap offers a reassuring, audible "click" when capping the pencil and upon affixing it to the barrel end when preparing to write. A small, white eraser is located under the cap's crown. The eraser's accessibility is dependent on the cap being firmly secured to the end of the barrel. The "click" action pushes the eraser into place. One needs only to remove the cap's end-crown to reveal it. The machine-knurled "mid-section", while placed a bit too high up the barrel to properly function as a "grip", does makes for a rather elegant ornamentive touch. A very well-balanced writing instrument, with or without the cap affixed. Very comfortable to write/draw with for extended periods, even for those with some arthritic symptoms. The diameter is slightly wider than average, but in no way could be considered a "fat-body" mech pencil. Affixing the cap while writing adds a bit more girth. I've not experienced any "lead-wiggle" in any of the four Kerry's that I own. Each "click" delivers the perfect amount of lead-advance. I'd describe this pencil as being somewhat "executive", appearance-wise. As a professional illustrator-writer-crossword constructor, I load my Kerry's with various soft grades of lead (4B - B). Work has a renewed pleasure now as I sit down each day at my desk and reach for my Sharp Kerry's. Overall, the Kerry's simple design is truly a thing of beauty in an age of complicated gadgets. This inexpensive pencil is pleasing both functionally and aesthetically. Since experiencing the Sharp Kerry, even my beloved $150 Montblanc mech pencil has been gathering dust. Thank you for reading, - CC, Amazon Prime Member-Reviewer * HINT: Re: Eraser refills (Pentel Z31). Avail at a much lower price ($1.49/tube of 4 erasers) at OfficeWorld dot com.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Elegant and Classy
*by D***C on September 27, 2012*

Background: I am a huge fan of the Pentel sharp Kerry. I actually used this mechanical pencil 10+ years ago when it was called the Pentel 5. Since then the name has changed, but the pencil is still of the same high quality. I currently own about 5-6 of these. I have neglected to write a review for this pencil for about 4 years now (orig purchased on amazon back in 2008). But I use it almost everyday that I believe it truly deserves a good review. So here goes... How it writes? Probably one of THE MOST smoothest mechanical pencils I have ever used. Call me a mechanical pencil geek, but I used to collect different mechanical pencils (ranging from several japanese mechanical pencils to more widely known "Dr. Grips" to test out how each one wrote. The sharp kerry was hands down my favorite. Because the construction of the pen is very solid, there the pencil is of perfect weight (not too light nor too heavy). Build of the pencil? Absolutely solid. As many of the other reviewers have mentioned, the pencil itself comes with a cap which can be attached on either end of the pen. Either the writing end or the eraser end. It is great that there is a refillable pentel eraser at end of the cap. I also feel that the pencil has great durability. The metal on it is not cheap shiny plastic, but rather strong metal. I actually dropped it on the floor a couple of times, yet still no scratches or dents. Aesthetics? One of the most beautiful pencils I have ever used. The metallic appearance of the pencil gives it a "executive look". I have gotten several complements from others- many of whom thought the pencil cost at least $50! Cons? Very few if any! My only grudge is that the small little silver caps can get lost. Not because it falls off easily, but rather if you misplace it when you are using the eraser. I have lost one of the silver caps (but totally my fault), but I am sure that Pentel sells replacement caps. Bottom line: If you are looking for a elegant and classy pencil that write very smoothly, this is definitely for you. Of note, Amazon now offers it for ~$12. When I bought these pencils several years ago it cost ~$20!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ LOVE this pencil!
*by L***M on June 1, 2013*

I had one in college ... went the mileage and lost it just after graduation. Had to buy another and continue to use it 18 years later. This one is headed to the university because I wasn't willing to give mine up. Why I love it? 1) Stainless steel body and cap give a good weight and great balance. 2) It's old school mechanical ... you can take it apart and clear broken lead from the inside springs and mechanism making the writing experience good as new. 3) It's RELIABLE ... did I mention old school mechanics that don't fail. Rarely have broken pieces of lead in it (even after dropping), and even if I do, the feed is lined up so well it pushes dead lead out with out having to pull it out or take it apart and re-feed new lead. 4) Standard lead sizes and easy to find eraser refills (although I prefer better erasers (e.g., Stadtler) so I don't use the one in the cap unless it's an emergency (i.e., in the case I can't find my separate eraser and HAVE to change something that I can't just cross out). 5) It has a cap that protects your lead and keeps it from breaking when you throw it in your backpack or bag. 6) It has a cap so that it doesn't snag, get caught, tear anything, or smear lead on homework/notes when it's in your backpack or bag 7) Styling -- looks suave and cool. It's cool and classy in the classroom and can go from the design meetings to the corporate meetings with the director and VPs ... and I still get to use my pencil without looking like a Sheldon! Issues with it? Ok, perfection doesn't exist ... but it doesn't mean I don't LOVE it! 1) The eraser is small ... I think I mentioned the standard small mechanical pencil erasers. Don't like them, never liked them, but they are standard so can at least easily find cheap refills. 2) Ok, when the cap is on the back of the pencil (and if you have small hands -- or aren't paying attention) AND are holding onto the cap end (not the barrel) AND advance the lead ... physics takes over. Yes, if you are not careful the pencil can possibly unhook from the cap and shoot/launch out of the cap. It's actually quite funny ... unless you sit in the front row of the class and almost hit your professor ... as he paces in front of you ... and has to protect himself ... Ok, 17 years later it's funny.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Pentel Sharp Kerry Automatic Pencil, 0.5 mm, Blue Barrel, 1 Pen (P1035C)
- Pentel Sharp Kerry Automatic Pencil, 0.5mm Lead Size, Red Barrel, 1 Each (P1035B)
- Pentel Mechanical Pencil, Kerry, 0.5mm, Smoky Grey (P1035-ND)

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