Palomino Blackwing 602 - 12 Count

Soft and smooth. Very rich in design. Loving to use it

As good as it gets

I bought these pencils in the US. They are superb in terms of quality. Even though they are costly even in the US (around $22), they are overpriced in India. Its better to get them from the US. In terms of quality, the graphite is real smooth and hard as well.

The best pencil ever😎😎😎😎Amazingsuperb👌👌👌✌✌

Very good in design but the price is too high for 12 pencils but love to use it......

An expensive purchase that fails to live up to its expectations.Pros:- Good writers.- Attached eraser.- Looks discerning.Cons:- Cost - at two hundred and fifty a pop, very expensive.- They write, but just a shade better than Nataraj and/or Apsara- The case is nothing much to speak about, Ticonderoga has far better packaging.Overall: Not worth the price at this moment.

602の書き心地は別格だと思います本数が少なくなったので、注文しようと調べたら、5割増しの価格になっていたので代替えはないかと、uni HI-uni mono と試したのですが、目を瞑って書くと、何度やっても602を当てることができてしまうまだmono100を試していないので、それがだめなら・・・・・・ってところですね

Excelentes lápis.

They feel like silk when writing with them. The story regarding their usage by other important people has the inspiration role. They deliver what they state and from my perspective they inspire to chanel my thoughts from mind to paper. I would recommend this product for the experience that it provides

Is a pencil just a pencil? I have to say I used to think like that but I’ve been drawing for several years and tried a variety of pencil makes – Tombow, Derwent, woodless, mechanical. Loads of types and they’re all different. I attend a life drawing session every week and on one a friend gave me a Blackwing 602. She explained that she’d had to buy a box of 12 because she couldn’t find them sold anywhere individually. I liked it so much I bought a box of 12 myself.It’s a great sketching pencil and has the ability to draw lightly (like an H or HB) yet produce dark lines (like a 2B). It’s a real hybrid pencil, smooth to use and glides well over the paper. I use 170gsm Artway Studio Cartridge paper and it’s the perfect pencil. Another excellent feature is the rubber, which can be moved out as it wears and performs like a proper rubber, not like the rubber tips on those school HB pencils. It’s well shaped and a great asset to the pencil. It also stops it rolling off an uneven platform!The pencils are quite long at 20cm compared to others (Derwent are 18) so make sure they’ll fit in your pencil case and I like the fact that they come in a robust box with a nice design. I think I’ll stick with this brand for the foreseeable future. I like it a lot and I think that even at over £2.25 per pencil it’s worth the expense. Give it a try.

If I could date a pencil, I would date this pencil. Holy crap.. this is an amazing writing/drawing tool.A coworker first gave me one of the gray ones (602, I think) and I thought I was in love.. About 6 months later he gave me a natural one and I realized that I didn’t know what love really was until that moment.I swear these pencils are magic! Smooth and dark without hurting your hand. I like the extra firm over the softer ones because I tend to have a heavier hand when making marks so the tip seems to last longer. That being said, I wouldn’t cry if I was given the gray ones because there’s not a massive difference in performance…..but the natural are definitely my favorite.