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Goldspot - Vegas Skyline Rollerball

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$31.25 $62.5 In stock

Category: Retailer Exclusive

As the famous phrase goes, "what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas." With a reputation that is larger than life, Las Vegas is a city that attracts tens of millions of thrill seekers and risk-takers each year. Also called "Sin City," Vegas is a playground for adult amusements. Las Vegas is home to over 150 casinos, with most of the famous mega-resorts located on the "Strip" - a 4.2-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard. For a more nostalgic Vegas experience, travel to Fremont Street and say "hello" to the oversized neon cowboy "Vegas Vic."

Las Vegas, Nevada is the 7th city featured in the Retro 51 Tornado Skyline limited edition collection. Available exclusively at Goldspot Pens, this retractable rollerball pen displays iconic Vegas landmarks around the tapered barrel. Find the fountains at the Bellagio, the Treasure Island pirate ship, the MGM lion, the Luxor's sphinx, the miniaturized Paris Eiffel Tower and New York skyline, the towering Stratosphere, the Excalibur castle, the larger-than-life Vegas Vic, gondolas at the Venetian, and more! This design has plenty of Easter eggs throughout, including a parachuting Elvis! Charge the glow-in-the-dark pen under bright light so you can see Vegas illuminated under complete darkness.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eli ★★★★★

The rollerball glides so smoothly across the page, no skipping even on cheap notebook paper. The skyline engraving on the barrel has more detail than I expected, you can pick out individual buildings. Been using it daily for two weeks and it's become my go-to for quick notes.

Thomas L. ★★★★★

Didn't expect the Vegas skyline to look this sharp wrapped around the barrel, but it's the rollerball glide that sold me. Writes smooth on cheap notebook paper without any skipping. Nice weight in the hand too, though I'd keep it at my desk rather than pocket it.

Olivia ★★★★★

The skyline wrap around the barrel is way sharper in person than the listing photos suggest, and the rollerball glides without any skipping. I keep it on my desk and it's become the pen I reach for when I actually want to enjoy writing something down.