Mitsubishi Pencil Co., Ltd. Zhu Ai pencil hexagon 772 K772 (japan import)

Nice pencils

Había probado otras marcas, pero nunca unos que dibujen de esta forma, los colores son muy bonitos y hacen muy fácil el dibujar y dar diferentes tonalidades al boceto rápido jugando con el angulo. Una pasada, cuando los gaste los vuelvo a comprar seguro.

Un savoir-faire qui fait qu’il n’y a pas mieux que les crayons traditionnels Mitsu-Bishi. Super de pouvoir les trouver sur Amazon, même si il manque des références dans la gamme des crayons graphites . Un petit effort svp !

My husband is a writer and works in film and other areas. He writes screenplays, and does rewrites/reworks/notes on scripts brought to him. He also reads articles written by our global circle to give his opinion and/or ideas before they are published (this is noting). So, we both are informal editors. I edit his scripts, and am usually the one that proofs our friends' articles/work before we send it back to them and he edits what he sees as he reads. He also uses these for script and proof noting, both to his and others' scripts. Red notes one thing, blue notes another. We searched locally for these pencils. No one, not even office or art supply stores, had them. In fact, not one employee I spoke with at all of the different stores even knew what I was talking about. Thank G-d for Amazon!These are awesome editing pencils! They are soft "lead" and write beautifully. They are delicate enough for very thin paper, and the colors deep enough to show up. You don't have to press/write hard to be able to easily read what you are noting or see what you are striking/correcting.I have not had one break on me. The "lead" holds up well. The only teeny tiny breaks I get is when they are newly sharpened to a fine point. When I first go to write, that tip of the fine point breaks off, but it's so tiny it's not a problem nor is it a bother. It's expected. In my experience, all colored pencils have a tendency to do that no matter the cost or the brand. Though, the tip of these don't break as much as, say, a crayola map pencil. The sharpened pencil lasts a good while too. I don't find myself sharpening them as much as the Ticonderoga pencils I was using. I was using their single color red and blue pencils. You had to press down hard to get a bolder color with those. These are not like that. They are great!I do not mind the $9 price tag on this box of 12 double sided editing pencils. They sharpen really well, and they last a long time on one sharpening. We will definitely be ordering a few more boxes of these. They are exactly what we needed! If you're looking for a double sided red/blue editing pencil, you will not be disappointed in these.

Very Nice.