Big Idea Design LLC

When I was in middle school (a lot of years ago), I attended a German school where it was mandatory to use a fountain pen. I had to learn how to write in cursive and be very careful not to run the ink all over the paper. That definitely instilled some discipline in my schoolwork that spread to all my studies. Then I went to a different high school and forgot about fountain pens.
A couple of years ago, my father-in-law passed away and left me a beautiful gold Sheaffer with a gold nib fountain pen. I've been using it sporadically. Recently I started a paper journal to get away from my phone and decided to get a fountain pen I could carry everywhere — I'm afraid of losing my father-in-law's heirloom. So I decided to get a BID fountain pen and picked the Siers edition, which I absolutely love. Nothing compares to my old middle school days — this pen is smooth, won't run on the paper, and I'm starting to remember my cursive penmanship. It's fantastic. Thanks, guys!

I bought a pocket pro about 3 years ago, I used it for some time but i never really liked it that much cause I thought it was a bit unconfortable for me, so about a year after I got it, I sent an email to these guys and told them that I wasn't using it much cause I was feeling pain in my hand whenever i used it for long period of times. They offered me to change it for any other pen, NO CHARGE, so i made my research and landed on the Slim Click Pen, which is awesome. I've had it for about 2 years, give or take, and a couple weeks ago I broke the clip cause it got stuck on my seatbelt, so they sent me a new clip. When i got the new clip i accidentally damaged the pen while installing it, it was completely my fault, and they just replaced the whole thing and sent me a new pen, NO CHARGE!!! I dont know any other company that backs up their products as these people do. They have the best customers service I've ever experience in any company. I'd give them more stars if it was possible. Im going for their fountain pen next.

Slim Click Black. Tested it against the other big names in Titanium machined pens: Sp_, Tt_, etc.
Refill compatibility—no contest, BiD fits every refill I had on hand, Parker type, Pilot Type, Chinese type. It’s so easy to change refill sizes, even easier than their video makes it look. Twist, righty tighty rule, done… and you can even customize how far out you like your tip to be when writing! I like the angle of the conical refill tip to match the angle of the pen’s nose cone, but you can stick it out further or back it up so barely enough sticks out to write with. (If you have a vertical grip you might like that.) The collet is fantastic at locking every size of tip in place. Every other pen had loose, wobbly fits on some tips.

Grip: on the black DLC smooth finish, I had no slippage. In comparison, a high end sandblasted Uni Z__ wore my fingers out trying to hold on to it, and some of the ribbed and knurled grips are just painfully overkill. BiD’s is just enough.
Weight/balance: BiD’s titanium build is light enough and forward balanced to write for a two hour stretch without cramping. The other boutique Titanium builds were both too long and top heavy.

Click: BID is not quite as silent as they claim, being more of a muffled click. The clicker spring creaks, too. The twist options in some of the others are actually silent, but BiD doesn’t offer a slim twist…yet.

Clip: Not sure what this clip is supposed to clip on to, but you’ll have to use two hands to clip and unclip it. It’s the tightest clip I have ever seen. You won’t be using it on any shirt or jacket pockets! Shredded every folder or notebook cover I tried it on. Its only purpose, as far as I can see, is to keep the pen from rolling.

Well, there you have it. I’m a big fan, of the feel in hand as much as the internal refill sizing. I dislike the look of BiD’s other grip style, which looks more like a shop tool, but the Slim Click is just elegant. I’ve probably just talked myself into getting another one!

Great feel, smooth action, all around great pen. Excited to incorporate into my edc

Great pouch with a lot of organization in a small space. So good I bought two!

Awsome Purchase..

Goof addition to edc gear

Love it

That’s a great edc knife. Perfect size, perfect weight and looks beautiful. What else do you need?

I collect pens. There ,I said it.

I'm not a fan of the Bic pen itself, though I have them around the abode, but the collaboration with Sancho Pens and the addition to adding tweezers and a toothpick piqued my interest.

With the hard shell of the Big idea Design it gave the Bic a more solid feel. It's still a Bic refill, but feels more solid with more girth to the ergonomics in the writing experience. Now I have an excuse to justify why I like writing with a Bic.

One can say with the tweezers and toothpick added, it's the Swiss army knife of pens, but that can be debated - but it's closer to that than any other pens I have in my arsenal.

I thinks the Sanco Pen is unique and solid writer. And Big idea Design makes a solid product in the world of writing tools. This this purchase with its unique thought process was worth buying.

Very sturdy and high quality.

Nothing to really review
The package arrived safely
No protection insurance was utilized

This knife is simply amazing!
There is some voodoo magic going on with the action because you would think it was speing assisted. Gorgeous titanium build quality

Best pen ever.

Love the bolt action on this pen and the amount of ink refills it can take.