Ticonderoga Tri-Conderoga Triangular Pencils, Wood-Cased #2, Sharpener, Soft Touch Comfort Barrel, Black, 12-Pack (22500)

Quality pencil.

I don't know what that other reviewer received - mine are well made, easy to hold, fine Cedar pencils - a new twist on an old classic. Highly recommend. *****

Lead breaks when trying to sharpen, and too much messing around to return them. Not happy at all here with the whole business. You can return them the same way as other UKitems, making this not worth buying from this seller.

V poor quality pencils. I suspect these are standard Dixon pencils embellished with a fancy coat of paint & a big price premium. The wood they are made of is rough and does not sharpen smoothly. The lead is brittle, coarse and writes an uneven line. The eraser on the back is ordinary. Also they are supplied unsharpened in a poor quality box. The enclosed sharpener is plastic and not easy to sharpen pencils with.

They are OK. There is better pencils to be found though.

Awesome pencils. These are very comfortable to hold.

I had one if these years ago and forgot about it till a week ago when I was going through an old pencil case. I love these pencils, they have an almost rubberized coating, and are comfortable for extended use.

Coating helps with grip and staying behind my ear. The graphite is very durable. My favorite pencil for work

I've become a little bit of a pencil hobbyist while searching for pencils to help my boys with handwriting. I have found that the Dixon my first tri-write pencils were the best handwriting tool when my boys were toddlers. Now that my son is in first grade, we have moved to the intermediate size. These Dixon Tri-conderoga pencils will be perfect from now until middle school. The triangular barrel helps him grip as he writes faster and more content and the rubber barrel also prevents his fingers from sliding. The intermediate size is a comfortable and age-appropriate size so that his hands do not cramp up while holding a smaller barrel. I have just made my 3rd order of these pencils. As for pencil sharpeners - I would encourage parents of young children to invest in an electric sharpener or spend $10 for a decent dual hole sharpener. A good sharpener can make all the difference as does a decent quality pencil.