Dixon Ticonderoga® Erasable Colored Pencils, Red, Dozen

Comments about Dixon Ticonderoga® Erasable Colored Pencils, Red, Dozen:

This company has used them I believe 11 yrs, they refuse to use anything else.

Comments about Dixon Ticonderoga® Erasable Colored Pencils, Red, Dozen:

The lead crumbles and can't be sharpened. I end up with colored crumbs all over my work. By the Col-Erase instead.

Comments about Dixon Ticonderoga® Erasable Colored Pencils, Red, Dozen:

I'm an editor, and my marks have to be clear and neat and easily erased. I haven't had much of a problem with the lead breaking, and I sharpen them frequently. (I do use a pencil board.) I switched to these after Prismacolor added sticky UPC labels to each of their pencils. I've found Ticonderoga to be just as good as those, and without the sticky labels.

Comments about Dixon Ticonderoga® Erasable Colored Pencils, Red, Dozen:

This is a terrible product. It is incredibly frustrating writing with these since the lead keeps breaking. The tip does not stay sharp for very long and constantly needs to be resharpened. UGH!!!!!

Comments about Dixon Ticonderoga® Erasable Colored Pencils, Red, Dozen:

I got this pencil to mark in my scriptures and that means very thin, show-through paper. This pencil is great, except it is very soft and has to be sharpened often. The lead falls apart when sharpened. It has a much better, ease-of-writing, though than the Prismacolor col-erase pencil does.