Crayola Twistables Colored Pencils, 12 ct, School Supplies, Coloring Gifts for Kids, Ages 3 & up

My kids like them. I felt they were inexpensive. Bought for school supplies

love the twistable part (no sharping). L do not like not having name of color on them. they are hard to tell the different colors.

The media could not be loaded.  Hi! We do really like all these twist the fun pencils and buy a lot of different set for my almost 5yo child. We never had any issues with leads. This set would be ideal if pink and gray colors were included. But I like the fact they give you 2 shades of green, blue and brown. My daughter goes through a lot of boxes so she can always pull pink and gray from their other sets of twist pencils. I personally love the fact I don’t have to sharpen pencils at all. I included swatches of another 12 colors set of their twist pencils (silly scent) for you to compare which one will work better for you. Hope this review was helpful and happy coloring!

These are the best crayons for my first grader. She loves to color but it’s super hard on crayons and they would always a break and we were going through so many boxes of crayons and have now switched over to these and I would recommend them to anyone! They definitely get the job done and no more breaking crayons. He loves them!

They did the job

Got these for my art obsessed preschooler. They are easy to use but the color shows up pretty light, and when she bears down too hard the leads snap off. I like that we don’t need a sharpener but not sure how good they are to draw and color with.

These write so nice. They color so nice. I teach and I have these so there are less trips to the sharpener. I also buy my own kids these. The lead is thick and doesn't break. They write and draw smoothly. These are my favorite colored pencils.

If you're looking for a colorful way to waste your money, look no further! These Crayola Twistables are the perfect solution. Just twist and twist and twist until all the lead is gone, leaving you with a worthless plastic stick that's about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. But hey, at least you won't have to hear the age-old question, "Can you sharpen my pencil?" every five minutes. You pick your poison.Save yourself the frustration and stick to the good old fashioned wooden colored pencils, trust me.