BIC Velocity Max Mechanical Pencil, Thick Point (0.9mm), 2-Count

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I’m in Florida, write a ton of lists, notes, and kid homework help, and I grabbed the BIC Velocity Max 0.7mm 2-count pack because I’m heavy-handed and tired of lead snapping every five minutes. I’ve been using both pencils from the pack for about 6 months now, so this isn’t first-day hype.I paid my own money for these after a coupon ran out. For a 2-pack that comes with extra lead and erasers, the value feels solid. You’re not paying “fancy pen” prices, and you get refills right in the tube so you’re not running out mid grocery list. I’d call it fair value for money. Not dirt cheap, not overpriced.What I actually like:Grip doesn’t kill my hand. The soft gel grip is chunky and kinda squishy. I can take notes through a whole PTA meeting or help my kid with math worksheets and my fingers don’t cramp. That’s the main reason I keep reaching for it.Lead breaks way less than other cheap mechanicals. I press hard. With old pencils I’d snap lead constantly. With these, it happens but it’s rare. The #2 lead is dark enough for scantrons and standardized tests too.Eraser actually erases. Not like those rock-hard nubs that smear. The one on top is big and white, and the pack includes 5 extra erasers. It cleans up mistakes without shredding my paper.No sharpening, ever. Sounds dumb, but not hunting for a sharpener while I’m mid-thought saves me. Plus the pencil doesn’t shrink like a wooden one.Colors help me keep track. Mine came purple and green. Blue is popular too. I keep one in the kitchen for lists, one in my bag. Easy.Where it’s not perfect:Lead can still break. A few people say it breaks no matter what, and one review said leads broke off in the chamber and they went through two in a few days. Hasn’t been my experience, but if you’re Hulk-smashing the page, YMMV.Eraser quality seems batch-dependent. Most say it erases clean. But I’ve seen complaints that it smears and the white eraser turns black. Mine’s been fine, but it’s not a premium artist eraser.Real-world ways I use it:Daily to-do lists on the fridge, budgeting in a notebook, crosswords when the power flickers here in Florida storms, and my daughter steals it for sketching because the grip is comfy and the eraser doesn’t tear her paper. It’s #2 lead so it works for tests, and I’ve taken it to work meetings because the grip keeps my hand from getting tired.Bottom line: It’s a workhorse pencil, not a luxury item. If you want comfy long writing sessions, decent eraser, and fewer broken leads without spending much, it’s a good pick. If you need 0.5mm or zero lead breaks ever, look elsewhere.

belle prise en main, mine 0.9 solide.