Cra-Z-Art 24 Count Assorted Multicolor Crayons for Kids and School Use

I purchase these for my Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes. The quality is right up there with the other more well known brand but the price point for these is so much better! It gives me the ability to double the boxes going out with wonderful crayons. I highly recommend.

There are decent brand there are decent crayons! Especially if you have a younger one who regularly breaks them they are definitely a good thing crayons! Especially if you have a younger one who regularly breaks them they are definitely a good bang for your buck

This product was purchased for an Easter event for the children, and the kids were excited to use this product, and there was no problem with the quality of this product I would purchase again

love the price! i needed bulk but didnt want a cheap crayon that didnt color right. these work great!

Again, this is part of the Easter basket, my children, grandchildren, love to color so crayons are essential

We use these crayons in our Operations Children's Christmas gift boxes and they're an awesome gift at a great price!

GG'S SAID COLORS COME OUT TOO LIGHT AND HAVE TO KEEP GOING OVER TO TRY DARKENING... WON'T BUY THESE AGAIN! BETTER STICK WITH OLD BRAND BEEN USING SINCE THEIR PARENTS WERE THEIR AGE( THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU TRY TO SAVE A FEW CENTS HERE AND THERE)!...

These are okay crayons, but they don't have much pigmentation. They're okay for very young children, like young toddlers who are just learning how to color or those who are on a budget and can't afford to spend over $5 for a few crayons. That price is ridiculous for anybody to sirens on afew crayons. I can afford it, but I refuse to spend that much money on a few crayons.

I purchased 20 boxes for my classroom, and on the first day 3 students came to show me the broken tips of their crayons. Some came that way out of the box, others easily broke within the 1st day of use. I've had many students since then complain that they cannot use their crayons. First graders need crayons with tips! When it breaks, it leaves the top of the crayon with a smooth flat surface. This leads me to believe the tips are added to the crayon and perhaps not formed as one unit in production. Disappointed - guess I'll go back to trusted Crayola - cost is twice as much but I guess you pay for durable crayons.

whoever bagged my items bagged the crayons in which a poisonous chemical which now I cannot safely allow my 3-year-old daughter to play with these crayons. these items should have been bagged separately.