The EP1L is the full-size version of the EP1. 128mm long — 13mm more than the compact EP1, sized for a more traditional pen grip. Same bolt-action mechanism, same materials, same finish options. Uses Pilot G2 gel refills. The specs Dimensions: 128mm × 10mm (5.04" × 0.39") Bolt-action — copper piston (stainless on brass and copper models) Removable deep carry pocket clip Torx T6 hardware — top screw cap and thumb stud Uses Pilot G2 gel refills (0.7mm black included) Materials Stainless Steel PVD Black — PVD coated for scratch and corrosion resistance Stainless Steel PVD Gunmetal — same coating, warm gray tone Copper — heaviest, develops a natural patina over time Brass — warm tone, patinas gradually Titanium Polished — lightest, mirror finish that stays sharp Titanium Stonewashed — matte finish, hides wear, better grip EP1 vs EP1L — which one? The EP1 (115mm) is the compact pocket carry pen. The EP1L (128mm) is for people who prefer a full-size grip. Both use the same bolt action. The refill type differs: EP1 takes Parker G2 style, EP1L takes Pilot G2 gel. Made by Refyne Designed and developed in Huntington Beach, CA. Precision-machined aerospace-grade materials, inspected by hand. Zero plastic. Lifetime warranty. FAQ What refills does the EP1L use?Pilot G2 gel refills — 0.7mm black included. Accepts any standard Pilot G2-style refill, widely available at office supply stores and online. Do not use Parker G2-style refills in the EP1L — they fit the EP1 (compact) only. Can I use Parker G2 refills in the EP1L?No. The EP1L is designed for Pilot G2 gel refills. The EP1 (compact version) takes Parker G2-style refills. They are not interchangeable between models. What does PVD coating mean?Physical vapor deposition — a process that bonds a hard metallic coating to the stainless steel surface at the molecular level. More scratch-resistant than bare steel, more durable than paint or anodizing. It can show micro-wear over years of heavy pocket carry, but holds up well for daily use. Is the EP1L heavy to write with?It depends on material. Stainless steel runs around 37g — slightly heavier than a standard pen but well within comfortable range. Titanium is lighter. Most people find the weight satisfying, not tiring. If weight is a concern, go titanium. Is there a warranty?Yes. Every Refyne pen carries a lifetime warranty. If it fails due to craftsmanship or materials, they’ll make it right.
