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The KALOUR Premium Colored Pencils set offers 120 vibrant, soft-core pencils made from high-quality basswood for easy sharpening. Featuring break-resistant, highly pigmented leads, this set includes a blender pencil, white gel pen, and sharpener—all housed in an eco-friendly tube. Ideal for artists, beginners, and kids, it delivers professional-grade blending, shading, and coloring tools in one portable package.
Manufacturer | KALOUR |
Brand | KALOUR |
Item Weight | 1.79 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 7.87 x 4.13 x 4.13 inches |
Item model number | KA-CPS120-TU |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Color | Multicolor |
Grip Type | Smooth |
Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness) | soft |
Material Type | paper tube |
Number of Items | 120 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 120) |
Point Type | Fine |
Line Size | 3.3 Millimeters |
Ink Color | White |
Manufacturer Part Number | KA-CPS120-TU |
P**H
Amazing Color Options for the Price
While one of the colored pencils did arrive broken, I didnt have any issues with it breaking again after I sharpened it so I think the core is fine. All of the other colors arrived sharpened and I have yet to experience breakages with any of them. The color variety in this set is lovely, and I appreciate how nice it feels to color with them. Id honestly pick these over prismacolor since they're so nice and a much better price. They're about as thick as any other colored pencil and I imagine they'll make a wonderful gift for anyone who enjoys drawing or coloring.
M**N
Great Color Variety & Super Practical!
I bought this colored pencil set to use with my paint-by-number coloring books, and I’ve really loved it! The pencils are smooth, and the color variety is excellent — I’ve had no trouble finding the right shade for different parts of my pages. It also comes with its own sharpener, which is a big plus, especially when I’m on the go. The case makes it easy to store and transport everything neatly.If you’re looking for a set that’s both functional and fun to use, I definitely recommend this one!
N**N
So many colors & quality is right up there.
.I reviewed alot of colored ;pencils before I ordered these. I have prism color pencils & love them but not the price. These pencils lay down nicely, layer well & have fantastic color saturation. They feel smooth while your using them, they glide across the paper easily, don't snag & don't make your hand tired. They came with more colors than ive ever seen in one spot & multiple shades of every color. The set includes metallic, neon & pastels. They don't fall apart or break down in the sharpener & the carry case is awesome to keep them all together & tidy. You won't be disappointed with this set
M**.
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At first glance, pencils are good quality. Sharpener was not included with the kit.
C**.
Inexpensive and good quality - best quality to price ratio for me so far
Update: The more I use them, the better I like these pencils. I am having no difficulty getting 5 layers down and they blend well. I purchased a small set of Prismacolors just to see what the fuss was about and honestly find the differences between the Kalour and Prismacolors to be insignificant for a beginner like me. Also purchased the Starjoy Gold and found that while the pigments are vivid and they have a great range of hues, the cores are hard as a rock which I do not like - I am using them for outlines and sketching but really find them difficult to use. Alternatively, these Kalour pencils are a joy to use. At some point I will likely buy a larger set of them in a tin (best thing about the Starjoy is the tin they come in - love it!) FYI, apparently the Kalour pencils are made by Brunfuner and seem to be the same as the Brunfuner round oil based colored pencils. Apparently, all colored pencils contain oil and wax and are referred to by which they have more of, so not sure why the Kalour are listed as wax and the Brunfuner as oil. These same pencils are apparently also sold under the brand names Soucolor, Shuttle Art, Southsun, Womoxe and maybe more. Under the Brunfuner name, they get consistently good reviews and I can see why. May try some of the Brunfuner square colored pencils at some point as they are supposedly better than the round ones, but since they are the same hues as my current Kalour set, I will likely wait on that. May still try the Arrtx at some point, but concerned now that they may not be soft enough for me. Borrowed some Arteza and found them almost as hard as the Starjoy - ugh.Orig Review: No broken cores on my set, except for some pencils I dropped myself. These are wax-based so I carefully heated the pencils I dropped (used method on youtube for prismacolors) and that melted the cores enough to repair the breaks and does not seem to have damaged anything. Cores are soft, which I like - makes color easier to lay down, but harder to get precise details, which is the case for all soft cores. They lay down and blend easily and have a very good range of colors. Color names and numbers are on the barrels - yay! A few colors (5 or so) look like duplicates of others to me, or nearly the same. Some of the barrel colors do not match the core colors, and some color names are not matched to traditional colors for that name, but I see that sort of weirdness in just about all color pencil sets these days. Fortunately there is a good swatch chart included (which was much appreciated - thanks!) and I did receive all colors on the swatch chart, plus blender, white acrylic pen and sharpener. I have had no issues sharpening. Not professional quality - from reviews appears these do not blend or layer as well as prismacolors or polychromos and are not lightfast - but these cost a fraction of those brands. I am no expert, but these seem quite good to me. I have heard the Arrtx set may be better than these (also wax based), but they cost more than 2x what these do, which seemed a lot to me - may be better to buy Prismacolors at that price point. I have also heard the Starjoy colored pencils may be superior to these - those are oil based, sell at a similar price point to these and also have a wide range of colors. I have ordered a set of the Starjoy pencils and a small set of Prismacolors to try out and, at some point, may try a small set of the Arrtx. FYI, these Kalour pencils are sold by several sellers under various brand names - check youtube reviews to avoid buying duplicate sets, lol. At the time of my purchase, these were the best reviewed wax-based pencils with a wide color range under $25.
J**R
Best colors for the value
The colors are some of the best I’ve ever used. They color so smooth and blend so well together. They do not break either. Will definitely order more.
P**E
Colored Pencils
Why did you pick this product vs others?:These colored pencils have colors for detailing. They also come in a nice container.Value for money:Good value.
J**Y
Wow!! Let me just say..
Ok,, never been a fan of colored pencils. I wanted something for my Bible journaling besides gel pens. I seen these amazing reviews and was like I’ll try them out. The SMOOTHNESS! And Quality of these are absolutely REMARKABLE! (Pun) intended. They are not chipping off, or breaking, nor leave remains behind. The feel of it is as smooth as it is writing! If I gently press I get soft smooth (crayon) like beautiful lines. And it i press harder I can establish darker deep vibrant lines! I can NOT tell you how happy I am! Like emphasis on this! It was a Mother’s Day gift for me! And I’m ecstatic! I’ll never look at color pencils again - meaning these are all I’ll ever stick too! Gosh just BUY IT! You will NOT regret it! My only regret is not buying it sooner!
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