


- Matte Black Resin Body The body is matte black resin with ruthenium-plated trim and a center band of 925 sterling silver plated with ruthenium.
- Racing-Inspired Band The decorative barrel band carries a checkered geometric decoration with narrow polished borders, red accents, and a dark metal nose cone.
- Twist Extend Mechanism Rotating the barrel extends and retracts the writing tip.
- Parker G2 Refill The pen takes Parker-style G2 ballpoint refills.
| Body | Matte black resin, turned from solid bar |
|---|---|
| Trim | Ruthenium-plated, with a solid 925 sterling silver center band |
| Refill | Parker-style G2 ballpoint refill |
| Mechanism | Capless twist-action |
| Barrel diameter | 0.59 in (15.0 mm) |
| Length | 5.59 in (142.0 mm) |
| Weight | approximately 1.3 oz (38.0 g) |
| Made in | Italy |
- Maiora Ogiva Racing Ballpoint Pen
- Ogiva Racing presentation box
How does the tip deploy — is there a button or a lever?
The Ogiva Racing ballpoint uses a twist mechanism: rotating the barrel extends the writing tip, and rotating it back retracts the tip. The barrel turns in both directions to control the point.
What refill does the Ogiva Racing ballpoint take, and what can I order when the refill runs low?
The Ogiva Racing ballpoint takes Parker-style G2 ballpoint refills. When you need a replacement, Yafa stocks the Schmidt P900 Standard Ballpoint Refill (SC58135), which is a compatible Parker-style G2 ballpoint refill for this pen.
What materials are used for the barrel and trim?
The barrel is matte black resin. The trim is ruthenium-plated, and the center band is solid 925 sterling silver also plated with ruthenium. The sterling silver is specific to that center band; the remaining trim pieces are ruthenium-plated brass.
What comes in the box?
The Ogiva Racing ballpoint ships in an Ogiva Racing collection presentation box.
Where is this pen made?
The Ogiva Racing ballpoint is handcrafted in Naples, Italy. Maiora was established there in 2018 by Nino Marino, with a team whose collective experience in creating valuable writing instruments spans over 40 years.

