This is the Rite in the Rain No. 96 bullet pen in black metal, a compact cap-and-post design whose pressurized cartridge writes at any angle, underwater to 35 feet, and in temperatures from -30F to 250F. The permanent ink drives through water, grease, and mud without clumping.
It rides in a coin pocket or pack hip belt at capped length, then posts to a full-size writer — the classic EDC pen format matched to all-weather internals. It pairs naturally with a pocket Rite in the Rain pad.
Rite in the Rain has made all-weather writing paper in Tacoma, Washington since 1916, when it was developed for logging crews in the Pacific Northwest.
