Lamy Ballpoint Pico pink

The Lamy Pico is a pocket pen with dual-action mechanics: a single press on the writing end extends the pen to full writing length and simultaneously deploys the Compactmine – compact in your pocket, fully functional in your hand. The plastic housing features a high-gloss lacquer finish in vibrant pink that retains its shine even with everyday wear. The Pico was designed by industrial designer Franco Clivio.

Special Features

• Dual-action mechanics: A single finger press extends the pen from compact transport size to full writing length and simultaneously deploys the refill – both in one silent movement.
• Pink lacquer finish, high-gloss: The vibrant pink appears particularly rich on the smooth, reflective surface. The lacquer feels cool and smooth in the hand.
• Lamy emblem as roll stop: The slightly raised Lamy emblem on the side prevents the pen from rolling off the desk surface – no clip needed, no additional mechanics.
• Compactmine M 22 black, line width M: The short refill specially developed for the Pico writes smoothly and evenly with a medium line width. The refill is document-archival.
• 22 g weight: Noticeably light for a ballpoint of this size – the Pico lies effortlessly in your hand even during longer note-taking sessions.
• Made in Germany: Manufactured in Germany.

Application & Tips

• At 124 mm when extended, the Pico fits in any jacket pocket and handbag – ideal as an everyday companion for travel, meetings, or spontaneous notes.
• The Compactmine M 22 can be replaced: if you prefer a different line width, choose the appropriate Lamy Compactmine in the desired size.
• Because the Pico has no clip, it rests stably on smooth surfaces thanks to the raised emblem, without rolling away.
• As a gift: The unusual mechanics make a great first impression – the extension mechanism reveals itself upon first use.

For Mechanics Enthusiasts

The dual-action mechanics of the Pico are not just a simple push-button mechanism: when the writing end is pressed, the housing made of two interlocking parts extends telescopically while the refill is simultaneously deployed. The Lamy emblem visibly marks the connection point between inner and outer parts – a detail that directly links function and design. Designed by Franco Clivio, a designer specializing in industrial functional aesthetics.

Technical Specifications