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BIC Xtra-Strong Mechanical Pencil, 0.9mm, Assorted Colors, 24ct.

These are my go to pencils for just about everything. It is almost impossible to find them in a store, but fortunately, I found them online at Sam's Club. The extra strong lead holds up to my writing style and leaves a smooth line.

Perfect for Everyday and Business Needs

Hey, these are machinical pencils for young students. I think they will like them as the leads don't break as easily as the other ones they've been using.

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Love these! They write so smooth! I can write quickly and my writing is still great. They still break here and there but no where like the thinner lead ones.

These are the best pencils. A good mix between traditional wooden pencil and mechanical. The lead is smooth and thick enough that it doesn’t break. Great transition for kids.

The best!

I wish I’d found these pencils years ago. The lead is the perfect size. It writes with clean strong lines and doesn’t break. Will definitely buy again.

Great product

The lead is stronger BUT it smears. It is not as sharp as the thinner lead. Also works very POORLY with notecards/flashcards. On top of smearing, the eraser is terrible! It will not erase on notecards/index cards or any type of thicker paper - only makes the writing lighter. It does well on thin lined paper or worksheets. It would work for younger kids who don’t study using flashcards. I’ll stick to the originals because these aren’t worth the money.

Does not erase on notecards/index cards

I love to buy these BIC Xtra Strong Mechanical Pencils for my students.  Many students come to school without a pencil, so I give these out to them.  I typically pick up a pack whenever I am grocery shopping.  I particularly like these because the lead is stronger.  I teach special education and some of my students press down too hard on the paper.  Other mechanical pencil leads break, but not these.