Staedtler Colored Pencil, Triangular Comfort Shape, 48 Count, Adult, (127048CAV)

For the amount of colors they have, the price is really good. Normally crayola sells 48 colors for like $4 and they terrible quality but these are not that. I found them easy to use, super easy to blend and although they aren't Black Studio oily pigments, they were still fairly smooth and pigmented. I really liked these. Good quality, but not too expensive.

These must have been improved since the bad reviews. I love them. I was surprised at the quality as I have a large set of high end ones at home, and I like these better. I got these as a small set for breaks and lunch at work. They seem soft but still sharpen very well. I use a Bostitch Twist and Sharp sharpener I purchased from Walmart. The color is brighter if you use more pressure. They also blend very well for me. I would recommend these for art work or coloring books.

These are wonderful drawing pencils! My wife has gone through boxes of them with all her drawing and sketching! We did notice that these are no longer the three sided pencil bodies. . . . We would like those three sided pencils reinstated because they fit the hand better and afford a more effective rotation to utilize a sharp point position for the most inspiring of artists.

First colored pencils in the price range I have found which do not crumble easily when sharpened. Nice color selection, too. The pencil leads are on the firm side but still work well for our projects, so we bought a second set!

I was looking for another brand but found this. I am pretty happy with the pencils. I am a beginner at drawing in color in my scetch book and starting my first portfolio. These work for me.

this is the 3 time I have bought these. I use them all the time. love how smooth and vibrant they are. Will definitely buy again.

The markers are amazing quality with bold colors and they are very smooth to draw with

They are nice colts. many different shades of colors. But sometimes after you sharpen them the point breakers again immediately. Not once but twice.

I have used a LOT of different colored pencils for coloring and blending but these were definitely the worst. No matter the type of paper being used, they were very rough when applying to paper. They were also surprisingly difficult to blend as well. I ended up giving them to my god son to color in his coloring books with. He's four years old but seems to enjoy them as they get the job done for him. I think I will personally stick to higher quality pencils in the future.

the shape is uncomfortable and makes sharpening difficult and the lead is so soft it breaks constantly