Paper Mate Mirado Black Warrior Medium Soft Lead Pencils, 12 2 Pencils

Paper Mate Mirado Black Warrior Medium Soft Lead Pencils, 12 2 Pencils (2254)

Product Details

Product Dimensions: 7.6 x 1.9 x 0.7 inches

Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.

ASIN: B00006IEES

Item model number: 2254

By : Paper Mate
Price : $4.26
You Save : $0.43 (9%)

Product Description

Feature an ultra-smooth core encased in California cedar for easy sharpening, strength and stability.

Technical Details

Mirado Wood Pencils.

Made from 100% premium cedar for clean, easy sharpening.

Both Mirado Classic and Black Warrior pencils last longer than economy brands.

Classic pencils have precisely balanced hexagonal yellow lacquer barrels.

Sold by the DZ

Offers easier sharpening

Features sophisticated black matte lacquer finish

PMA certified nontoxic

12 2 Medium Soft Lead Pencils

Customer Reviews

I am a woodworker and use pencils constantly for drafting and design as well as for actually marking wood. This pencils are soft enough so you can see the line and the lead won't break, yet hard enough that it holds a point. The wood is premium so it sharpens right the first time. The lead is of course graphite, but I think it has some wax in it so it flows nicely. This is one of the best prices on the Web, too!

I would just like to say first that I despise pens; most likely because my penmenship is terrible and pens just make it that much worse. I also can't stand mechanical pencils with the constant breaking of the thin, cheap lead or the jamming of lead. I find I spend more time trying to get a mechanical pencil to work then I do writing with it. I just prefer your standard wood pencil which I have recently started to learn is no longer the norm. These days you can't a soul with a wooden pencil and it's even harder to find a pencil sharpeners but I continue on because maybe I'm stubborn. Recently I switched from the Dixon Ticanderoga, which I used to tell everyone was the best pencil in the world, to the Mirado Black Warrior. I have been using the Ticanderoga since way back in high school when my friend and I would argue over who used the better pencils, his Black Warrior or my Ticanderoga. So when I started to experience so defects in my favorite brand of pencil, which I learned was caused by moving manufactoring for the U.S. to Mexico, I knew where to turn. I bought a pack of Black Warriors instead of my beloved Ticanderogas and to tell you the truth I couldn't be happier. They are of the highest quality. If you need pencils, buy these.