Tornado Popper™ - Day & Night Rollerball by Katy Klassman

Name: Tornado Popper™ - Day & Night Rollerball by Katy Klassman
Brand: Retro51
SKU: SKU-265913-default
Price: 36.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (5 reviews)

Tornado Popper™ - Day & Night Rollerball by Katy Klassman - Main image

$36.25 ~~$72.5~~ In stock

Category: Popper

With a new year comes new beginnings. What will you do differently to make this one your best one yet? What dream will you make reality?

The latest Tornado Popper Day and Night is designed by pastel artist Katy Klassman and radiates with a dreamy, vibrant, Expressionist palette. Klassman designed this Tornado rollerball with a dramatic navy blue to orange ombre from the twist-top to the nose cone. The night sky flows down the pen barrel through the trees to the blossoms, creating a swirling and energetic current. This rollerball will invigorate and inspire you to take on the new year with gusto and moxie! Grab one of them today for plotting, planning, and dreaming up your 2024!

This is a limited-edition of 964 rollerballs with each number engraved on the top ring. Each one is packaged in a matching graphic tube.

Designed for Retro51 by Katy Klassman

Available exclusively through participating authorized dealers

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy A. ★★★★★ Aug 20, 2026

The pastel design is even prettier in person, and the rollerball picks up the ink perfectly on every pass. I've been using it to jot down my new year goals, and it makes the whole ritual feel a bit more special.

Zoe A. ★★★★★ Aug 18, 2026

The rollerball glides so smoothly that I’ve been reaching for it every morning and night, and the pastel colorway actually looks even better in person than in the photos. It’s become a small ritual that makes me feel a bit more focused on setting my intentions for the day.

Hazel R. ★★★★★ Aug 17, 2026

The pastel design caught my eye immediately, and it’s been sitting on my desk all week—I catch myself giving it a little roll whenever I need a fresh start. The day-and-night theme actually feels motivating, like a tiny nudge to keep my goals in sight.