LAMY Safari Rollerball Pen Scarlet Red with T10 Ink Cartridge 1240213

Rollerball pens often sacrifice the rich, expressive ink flow of a fountain pen for convenience—but not this one. The LAMY Safari Rollerball Pen in Scarlet Red bridges that gap, using standard LAMY T10 ink cartridges to deliver a smooth, fountain-pen-like writing experience in a robust, everyday rollerball. Whether you're journaling, sketching, or signing documents, this pen brings vibrant colour and reliable performance to every stroke.

Who is it for

This pen is ideal for students, professionals, and creatives who appreciate the fluidity of fountain pen ink but need the low-maintenance convenience of a rollerball. Its ergonomic design and durable build make it a perfect companion for note-taking, bullet journaling, or daily writing tasks. If you love the LAMY Safari fountain pen but want a simpler refill system, this is your pen.

Main features

• Uses LAMY T10 ink cartridges for a unique rollerball writing experience with fountain pen ink
• Durable ABS plastic body in striking scarlet red with a matte finish
• Ergonomic triangular grip section for a comfortable, natural hold
• Snap-on cap with a black metal wire clip for secure pocket carry
• Includes one blue LAMY T10 ink cartridge (medium point)
• Made in Germany with LAMY's renowned quality and design

Specifications

• Pen type: Rollerball pen (cartridge system)
• Body material: ABS plastic
• Body colour: Scarlet red
• Grip material: ABS plastic, ergonomic triangular shape
• Cap type: Snap-on
• Clip: Metal, black wire clip
• Refill type: LAMY T10 ink cartridges
• Included ink: 1x blue T10 cartridge
• Writing point size: Medium
• Finish: Matte
• Country of origin: Germany

Tips

To refill, simply unscrew the barrel, remove the empty cartridge, and insert a new LAMY T10 cartridge (available in various colours). For best results, store the pen horizontally when not in use to keep ink flowing smoothly. The triangular grip naturally guides your fingers into the correct writing position, reducing fatigue during long writing sessions.