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Pentel Twist-Erase Click Mechanical Pencil Set - 6 Mechanical Pencils, 6 Extra Erasers, 3 Tubes of Lead Refills

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Features

  • Quick-click side button for extending lead
  • Extra long twist-up eraser
  • 0.7 mm medium, super hi-polymer lead
  • Pencils made in Mexico; Erasers made in China; Lead made in Japan
  • Includes: SIX 0.7 mm mechanical pencils, SIX erasers, and THREE tubes of 0.7 mm lead -- 12 pieces of lead per tube

Brand: Pentel


Writing Instrument Form: Mechanical Graphite Pencil


Color: multi-color


Age Range (Description): Adult


Point Type: Medium


Manufacturer: ‎Pentel


Brand: ‎Pentel


Item Weight: ‎3.52 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎10 x 9.6 x 0.3 inches


Item model number: ‎B01IW2T9C2


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color: ‎multi-color


Closure: ‎Button


Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness): ‎HB


Number of Items: ‎1


Size: ‎6 Count (Pack of 1)


Point Type: ‎Medium


Line Size: ‎0.7 Millimeters


Tip Type: ‎metal


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎B01IW2T9C2


Date First Available: July 22, 2016


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • This package is essential
It is the essential mechanical pencil starter pack. The pencils, refill leads, and erasers that are bundled together are reliable for users at school, work, or home. The pencil bodies are long-lasting. The erasers do not leave marks on white paper. The lead refills are contained in a case that does not accidentally open up and spill. I find this item more economical than order items a la carte (i.e.: a box of pencils alone; erasers alone; leads alone). Hope this is never discontinued! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024 by ABQMomma
    • Great quality pencils
Love the quality, colors, but most importantly, the long, white erasers! Coming from a teacher, white erasers are the best because it takes less effort to erase and white erasers erases beautifully (even the cap and rectangular whites)!
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024 by beth ann crum
    • Great pencils
Work great! Purchase these every year for work and school! They last, just refill with lead and erasers.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by CHosey
    • As it should be
This pencil is very dependable, quality lead, clicks out as should, clear writing ( I say this as I mistakingly purchased papermate brand and the lead was such bad quality it wrote smeary as if it was written on wet paper and the lead kept falling out way too soon wasting the lead), eraser erases excellent leaving no marks behind and pencil has a rubber like grip making it more comfortable to hold. A pencil as it should be! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2024 by Laura
    • Best pencils!!!!!!!
These pencils are so worth the money! The write smooth and you can press hard without breaking you lead! Perfect for high school, middle school even college students!
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024 by phillip milazzo
    • Best Mechanical Pencils!
I have been purchasing these exact mechanical pencils for the last 6 years for my daughters. They are the only ones they will use. The only thing that stinks is they hold up so well that we run out of erasers for them. Yes, they have used every last one of them. It was either buy 2 more packages (1 for each daughter) or purchase erasers. For the price it would be silly to order erasers only. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2024 by Razzor
    • Great for writing
These pencils write very well. The lead is smooth, and doesn’t break. Comes with extra lead and eraser replacements. 4 stars because the eraser twists down on its own, it is annoying when you have to twist it up all the time. I wouldn’t buy again, only for that reason.
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2024 by Jason Stevenson
    • Wonderful little pencils that'll last you years
Review Image by Indigo Indigo
I've been using an older but very similar model, the SIDE FX (above) since probably 2011; still do use it but found this slimmer model (below) appealing. Quality of this style seems just as good as my old workhorse. I'm pleased Pentel has continued producing the long exchangeable erasers for all this time. Just one lasts much longer than any conventional built-in eraser I've ever seen, and it's convenient for me to have a stock of cross-compatible replacements ready to go. Extending the eraser on the SIDE FX by twisting the top section has a sort of bumpy ratcheting feel to it, which has smoothed out a bit on mine but is still present. In this slimmer model, extending the eraser feels very smooth and gives slightly more control over your eraser length (I think this was a good change). Graphite capacity is pretty average for a mechanical pencil, but for me that's more than enough. The button located on the grip for dispensing graphite feels much more natural to use than the standard click-in eraser mechanism seen on most mechanical pencils. Personally I like the textured button that goes on the SIDE FX a little better, but this smoother style one is perfectly good. *The buttons are not cross-compatible; different dimensions. -Side note: Pentel sells another model with the same erasers but a different click mechanism, where the entire top of the pencil is pushed down to dispense graphite. Similar concept to how standard mechanical pencils work; a little better in my opinion but not my style. I like the rubber grip on this new one. Much slimmer than the SIDE FX grip, and has no play to it because it's fixed to the body of the pencil. On the SIDE FX, the grip is just a tube that can slip on and off when you screw off the tip of the pencil. While having the ability to easily exchange grips seems nice, having the grip as a separate free-floating piece allows it to wiggle around more and more as the rubber wears. If the grip was perfectly cylindrical that wouldn't be as annoying but the SIDE FX has a hexagonal grip, so when it spins around it really messes up your grip angle. Fixing the grip to the pencil body and slimming it down was a great decision by Pentel in my opinion. Some advice that might help one or two buyers: The metal tip of these pencils is held in by friction. If for some reason you press down really hard on the actual metal, it will get pushed into the pencil and it will stop working properly. You can fix this by unscrewing the end, carefully removing the clear rubber bit inside the tip that helps control the graphite stick (do not lose this piece), and pushing an eyeglass screwdriver or something similarly long and thin into the bottom of the plastic tip. The metal piece should come back out easily. Place the smaller end of that clear rubber piece into the tip section and screw it back together. Me being a dumb kid at the time, I tried to use the metal tip to scrape my name into a piece of hard wood and got stuck in this situation. Not something I expect many of you to deal with. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2019 by Indigo Indigo

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