KALOUR 72 Count Colored Pencils for Adult Coloring Books
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About KALOUR 72 Count Colored Pencils for Adult Coloring Books
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
77% liked the easy blending
My daughter mentioned that the pencils have a perfect range of colors and blend incredibly well. They are also soft but not too soft.
The pencils have a soft core which makes coloring and blending easier.
I was able to blend and layer colors effortlessly with these pencils, which perform as well as more expensive ones.
I uploaded a picture to demonstrate how well the pencils blend.
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74% were impressed with the color accurcy, though 26% weren't
The colors in the picture I uploaded blend well and are vibrant.
The colors are vibrant and sharpen well.
The colors blend well and are nice and vibrant. I uploaded a picture to demonstrate the color accuracy.
The set includes a white ink pen for detailing and the best colorless blender I have used so far.
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71% found it durable, but 29% experienced tip breakage
Kalours pencils are slightly thinner than polys or prismas, but they layer well, are vibrant, and sharpen well with a hand-held pencil sharpener.
Kalours are a good budget option.
The pencils are a bit soft and tend to break. It can be hard to sharpen them because of the softness.
The pencils break easily when manually sharpened and it's tiresome to get a usable point.
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71% found it easy to sharpen, but 29% had trouble
I appreciate the quality and feel of these pencils, especially their ease of sharpening and wide range of colors.
I have not faced any issue with the pencils cracking open when sharpening.
Sharpening was average and there were not a lot of broken leads.
After using them three times, the pencils sharpen poorly.
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74% praised the lead quality, but 26% experienced breakage
There was no breakage in the lead at all, indicating good lead quality.
I noticed that there was no breakage in the lead, indicating good quality.
When I try to sharpen them, the pencils break.
The lead quality is not good as they are tough and do not achieve a great laydown. It requires going back over areas that should not require it, making it not very smooth.
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71% appreciated the line consistency, though 29% didn't
I love the colors and how they color smoothly.
I provided a picture of color pencils that are a mix of markers and different pressure of these color pencils.
It's worth the cost to have a pencil that can be used for coloring instead of sharpening every two inches of a line.
The pencils are a bit soft and tend to break easily. It can be hard to sharpen them because of the softness.
