Paper Mate Mirado Black Warrior Pencils, Black, HB #2, 12 Count

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Pas aussi bien que des crayons blackwing palomino mais pas mal quand même. ....quand les palomino n sont plus disponibles. ... Les mirado sont des hb les blackwing plus gras des 2b voir un peu plus

These are my favorite pencils! It’s a great number 2 pencil that writes smoothly. They’re durable, it erases nicely. They write so well that it feels like they use good materials the eraser has never harden nor marked my paper like some of those other pencils do. I have used this brand of pencils for over 20 years and still going strong. I recommend this item.

I'm a 30 93ar teacher and these are the best pencils I've ever uses. They cost more but last much longer than the cheap brands and the lead doesn't break while you are sharpening them.

Nice smooth lead, no scratchiness, and very consistent. The real wood is top notch for a pencil and combined with the round profile it leaves them a little stiffer than the average hex-sided ones, so they flex less and won't crack the lead in the shaft long before you get to it. The black is also very macho. This is not a sissy pencil, with sparkles or flowers or bunnies on it. It's a real writing tool that wears its name proudly. (It does roll off your desk pretty easily though. Not such a tough actor when it comes to fighting gravity on a sloped surface.) It's about as good as a plain wooden pencil gets, at least in the "normal person" world. It's not a collectors item, and not an aficionado's pencil made in some monastery in Japan using wood from hand-raised 1000 year-old cedars grown only on the eastern slope of some mountain. It's just a good honest pencil that doesn't cut any corners, and delivers what a pencil should. If you like good tools, this is a good pencil for you. If to you a pencil is a pencil is a pencil, then go to the back-to-school sales and buy a gross of those compressed paper and sawdust yellow ones for buck. They'll sharpen funny and off-center, break a lot, get hard-scratchy spots in the lead that make it feel like you're writing with sand, have lead which cracks and falls out as fast you can sharpen them, and have erasers which smudge more than erase, but that won't bother you. They'll be cheap, and you'll be happy. If you are however even a little persnickety, and those things I listed bother you, even a little bit, buy these. Life is short. Splurge a little. Get yourself a nice pencil. They write nicely, they erase cleanly, and they don't break or flex too easily. What's not to like (other than that rolling away from you thing)?