A thermochromic writing instrument capable of causing curiosity and interest of a user by configuring an eraser to be easily separated from the main body of the thermochromic writing instrument and to be shaped into various character dolls. A rotation member is inserted into a pen body and a hollow upper cover is detachably coupled to an outside of the upper portion of the pen body, a first eraser is connected to the rotation member by a connection member, a connection portion of an operation member is disposed in a groove formed at one side of the side wall of the pen body, the first body portion of the operation member is inserted into the pen body and a clip portion of the operation member is exposed to the outside of the pen body.

A thermochromic writing instrument capable of causing curiosity and interest of a user by configuring an eraser to be easily separated from the main body of the thermochromic writing instrument and to be shaped into various character dolls. A rotation member is inserted into a pen body and a hollow upper cover is detachably coupled to an outside of the upper portion of the pen body, a first eraser is connected to the rotation member by a connection member, a connection portion of an operation member is disposed in a groove formed at one side of the side wall of the pen body, the first body portion of the operation member is inserted into the pen body and a clip portion of the operation member is exposed to the outside of the pen body.

A grip aid device for improving writing skills utilizes specific ergonomic and feedback mechanisms to promote an advantageous writing instrument grip and improve intrinsic hand musculature. The grip aid device includes strategically positioned pressure-based buttons, wherein each button interacts with a user's specific finger. The grip aid device features an incentive-based program that encourages the user to properly align their fingers to an approved grasp pattern, wherein simultaneously pressing the buttons causes the writing implement to emerge and become useable.

A grip aid device for improving writing skills utilizes specific ergonomic and feedback mechanisms to promote an advantageous writing instrument grip and improve intrinsic hand musculature. The grip aid device includes strategically positioned pressure-based buttons, wherein each button interacts with a user's specific finger. The grip aid device features an incentive-based program that encourages the user to properly align their fingers to an approved grasp pattern, wherein simultaneously pressing the buttons causes the writing implement to emerge and become useable.

A multifunction pen is provided including a refill for a writing implement such as a ballpoint pen on a tip end side and including an electromagnetic induction-based electromagnetic induction refill on a rear end side such that there is no need to perform a switching operation between the writing refill and the electromagnetic induction refill. The multifunction pen includes a shaft tube 10 including openings at both of a tip end and a rear end, a writing refill 40 that is housed inside the shaft tube 10 and that includes a writing tip exposed through the opening at the tip end, and an electromagnetic induction refill 50 that is housed inside the shaft tube 10, that is exposed through the opening at the rear end, and that is employed in electromagnetic induction-based input.

The present invention relates to a retractable pen. A retractable pen comprises a first barrel, an ink cartridge, a second barrel, a clamping component and a spring; a main body of the ink cartridge, the spring and the clamping component are all located inside the first barrel and the second barrel, the spring is wound on a portion, close to the nib, of the ink cartridge, and the nib in a front portion of the ink cartridge can be extended and exposed out of the first barrel; an installation portion, muff-coupled to the first barrel, is arranged on the clamping component, and the clamping component is rotatable with respect to the first barrel; when the first barrel is muff-coupled to the second barrel, a polygonal neck is formed on a surface where an outer surface of the clamping component comes into contact with the second barrel.

The present invention includes a shaft cylinder having an opening at a front end thereof, a tip holder movable in an axial direction of the shaft cylinder, a tip projectable and retractable in conjunction with a movement of the tip holder, an annular member fitted on the tip holder and axially movable, and an elastic member connecting the tip holder and the annular member so that they are movable relatively to each other. A contact surface tapered toward the front end is formed on an outer periphery of the annular member. A cutout reduces an inner diameter of the annular when a load is received by the contact surface. A guide surface is formed on the part of the inside surface of the shaft cylinder. The contact surface receives the load from the guide surface in conjunction with the movement of the tip holder toward the front end side.

The present invention includes a shaft cylinder having an opening at a front end thereof, a tip holder movable in an axial direction of the shaft cylinder, a tip projectable and retractable in conjunction with a movement of the tip holder, an annular member fitted on the tip holder and axially movable, and an elastic member connecting the tip holder and the annular member so that they are movable relatively to each other. A contact surface tapered toward the front end is formed on an outer periphery of the annular member. A cutout reduces an inner diameter of the annular when a load is received by the contact surface. A guide surface is formed on the part of the inside surface of the shaft cylinder. The contact surface receives the load from the guide surface in conjunction with the movement of the tip holder toward the front end side.

In a writing utensil with a pressurizing mechanism, a cylinder is provided such that it comes into sliding contact with an outer peripheral part of a valve element and moves back and forth. An inner wall face of the cylinder is provided with a ventilating recess communicating with outside air, and an annular non-pressure contact face is positioned on the rear side of the ventilating recess. When the cylinder moves forwardly, the valve element is brought into pressure contact with the non-pressure contact face to seal the pressurizing chamber and when the cylinder moves backwardly, the valve element is moved forward and is separated from the non-pressure contact face, such that the ventilating recess communicates with the pressurized chamber.

In a writing utensil with a pressurizing mechanism, a cylinder is provided such that it comes into sliding contact with an outer peripheral part of a valve element and moves back and forth. An inner wall face of the cylinder is provided with a ventilating recess communicating with outside air, and an annular non-pressure contact face is positioned on the rear side of the ventilating recess. When the cylinder moves forwardly, the valve element is brought into pressure contact with the non-pressure contact face to seal the pressurizing chamber and when the cylinder moves backwardly, the valve element is moved forward and is separated from the non-pressure contact face, such that the ventilating recess communicates with the pressurized chamber.