Erasable Checking Pencils, Pre-Sharpened with Eraser, Blue, Pack of 12 (14209)

I discovered Ticonderoga two years ago and I love them. The red ones are best for correcting homeworks with notes added in the margin. The eraser at the end of the pencil really rubs the 'fault' out like even a Staedtler cannot. I also have the plain pencils in black and they are perfect for drawing, writing and again the eraser is perfect. I recommend the Ticonderoga pencils in both black and red lead.

I received just 1 packet ( 1 dozen ) of red Ticonderoga pencils and I ordered ( 5 or 6 ) packets, I use these kind of pencils for my job because they are really good, ( I'm not saying anything bad about the pencils!!! ) They are very good pencils and I will continue buying it, The pencils are ( 5 starts ) but whoever shipped it only ( 1 start )

Belle qualité la mienne aussi (pas toujours cassée) comme d’autre marque similaire

I bought as alternative for prismacolor col-erase color pencil, and to be honest I love it and next time I will buy the blue one. Thank you

They say these things are for checking things off on a paper document, but I got these to see how they compare the similar Prismicolor Col-Erase colored pencils, and they work really well! I was hoping it would be similar to the light blue color for those pencils. It's a little darker than that pencil, but there are two reasons why that's nice. 1: It hold back a little more than the light blue prismicolor. Meaning it shows up better with some distance away from the paper. So you don't have to squint or bring your head closer to the paper as much as with the light blue prismicolor. 2: It has the same effect when scanning it. Anyone who does cartoon and comic inking knows that the ink lines need to scan in cleanly on either a strait black and white or line art setting on a scanner, and this pencil does it just as nicely as the prismicolor equivalent. No more erasing pencils on your drawings! Now there is a minor quibble I have with these pencils but it's actually goes for most other erasable colored pencils, and that's sharpening. With an electric sharpener you won't have much of a problem, but for on the go manual sharpener, they tend to not have as easy of a time as regular graphite and many sharpeners will just break the tips off the lead. They also wear down sharpeners so it might be a good idea to stock up on the one you find that does the job, Also keeping an exacto knife and/or sand paper to sharpen it with would also be a good choice. So yea, really good pencil and I recommend it.