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The ErgoArc Pen - Bic

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A1 mini
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A1
H2D Pro
X1 Carbon
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H2C
X1E
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A2L

SINGLE COLOR RIGHT
SINGLE COLOR RIGHT
Designer
3.1 h
3 plates
4.3(3)

SINGLE COLOR LEFT
SINGLE COLOR LEFT
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3.1 h
3 plates
5.0(1)

DUAL COLOR LEFT
DUAL COLOR LEFT
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2.7 h
2 plates

DUAL COLOR RIGHT
DUAL COLOR RIGHT
Designer
2.7 h
2 plates

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Description

Stop fighting thin, slippery pens. I designed the ErgoArc because my hand was tired of cramping up during long writing sessions. It’s a 3D-printed shell specifically for the cheap, reliable Bic Cristal refill.

Why it feels better:

  • The Curve: The arched body rests on the back of your hand, taking the pressure off your fingers.
  • The Grip: Long, textured divots accommodate almost any grip style—high or low.
  • Middle Finger Support: A small bump near the tip keeps your hand open and relaxed, not clenched.
  • No Slip: The fine integrated texture keeps your fingers from sliding around.

Important: This pen is asymmetrical. I’ve included dedicated Right-Handed and Left-Handed files—make sure you print the one you need!

 

Just get a refill for a Bic Cristal (or take it from one you have) and slide it into the printed body. It’s a simple friction fit. If you print one, I'd love to hear what you think!

 

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