Pencil Pull Carabineer Holder A129ProC Review

I'm a carpenter and I work hard. I've had it since September and it's still working. It's really amazing, I didn't think it would last a week. It's also very convenient and efficient. Pins are no longer lost and you can use them until they are about 1 inch long.

I really wanted a chain that attaches to a metal loop with an eraser like you see everywhere. I just couldn't find it. This is more for a worker with a thick pen who doesn't write much with it and just doesn't want to lose it. Anyone know where to get one of these chain-in-the-loop pencils?

Didn't get the advertised one. I am very dissatisfied. I already had the one with the clip on the back but I didn't like it because it could detach from the belt so I went for the one with the built in carabiner. The one I have is the one on the keychain. I could do it myself. It hangs very low because the clip hooks onto a 1 inch ring. This is false advertising. Totally unsatisfied!

I've used this with standard markers, pens, pencils and carpenter's pencils. All hold up equally well. I really like the length of the cord on this one. Most others on the market are only about two feet long, which is a bit short for most marking situations. It's four feet long, making it easy to mark at eye level and when you need to reach a little further. The retraction pressure is moderate, so be careful not to release until it is fully extended. I really like that I'm not always looking…

I bought 2 of these, one for pencil and one for marker. As a breadboard electrician, I will inevitably lose mine or borrow mine, never to return. Since my original purchase over 2 years ago, I still have the same reusable pen with daily use. I loaned the CEO my Sharpie and yes, he lost it (or kept it). Some of my students have bought others but none of them can compare to this one in quality. The only negative point I have to say concerns the company. I contacted them and asked them to buy 130…