Dixon® 3 1/2" Pre-sharpened Golf Pencils, #2 Soft, 144/Box

Comments about Dixon� 3 1/2" Pre-sharpened Golf Pencils, #2 Soft, 144/Box:

Town committee held a public forum and used these pencils for the attendants to mark a questionnaire. Also used for ballots at meetings.

Comments about Dixon� 3 1/2" Pre-sharpened Golf Pencils, #2 Soft, 144/Box:

I stole this idea from one of my friends that is a teacher that has to continually by students pencils because the students come unprepared for class. I bought a box of these pencils August 9 of the first day of school. To my surprise I still have a half of box left. I think they're great value pencils however my students do not even try to borrow these pencils. They constantly complain that they are too small yet they use them to draw when they do not bring your own pencil to class. I absolutely love them. The only bad thing about them is they are extremely hard to sharpen because they are so short.

Comments about Dixon� 3 1/2" Pre-sharpened Golf Pencils, #2 Soft, 144/Box:

These pencils work great for students who forget to bring their own. They don't tend to want to hang onto them, so they don't need to be replaced as often as when I used to give them full-sized pencils complete with erasers. The student is enabled to do his or her work, and also encouraged to bring his or her own tools.

Comments about Dixon� 3 1/2" Pre-sharpened Golf Pencils, #2 Soft, 144/Box:

Used during business meeting, very convenient

Comments about Dixon� 3 1/2" Pre-sharpened Golf Pencils, #2 Soft, 144/Box:

I have to buy these for convenience and unattractiveness to steal. The price has really gone up (over 50%) in the last two years. There is absolutely no reason that justifies the cost of these pencils in comparison to regular full sized pencils. Although the package says to use a "make-up sharpener" to sharpen,they can't be sharpened correctly. A good sharpener should be included with the package! I am trying to think of an alternative so I never have to purchase these again...maybe buying regular pencils and cutting the in thirds.