Rite In The Rain Pen Refill Cartridges
Features
- Fits all Rite In The Rain All-Weather Pens
- Works in extreme temperatures and precipitation
- Don't run out of ink when you need it most
| Image | Part# | Product Description | Price | Stock | Order | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 37R | Black all-weather pen refill (fits all) | $6.26 | In Stock | ||
 | 47R | Blue all-weather pen refill (fits all) | $6.26 | In Stock | ||
 | 57R | Red all-weather pen refill (fits all) | $6.26 | In Stock | ||
- Size - 3 1/2" long
- Weight - 0.02 lb.
Both Rite in the Rain Pens and Refill Cartridges are manufactured by Fisher, so the Rite in the Rain and Space Pen PR cartridges are completely interchangeable. However, the Rite in the Rain cartridge has a different ink designed specifically to adhere to Rite in the Rain All-Weather paper.
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