STAEDTLER Ergosoft Coloured Pencils box 12 Buntstifte Summer and neon colours

I’m over the moon with my pencils. This particular pack are all black as it’s a colour I use a lot of. They arrived in the correct delivery slot and were very neatly packaged. They are beautifully grippy, so they are absolutely fantastic for my slight issue with arm and hand weakness and anybody with similar hand/arm issues.I have used them before but not via this method, they were shop bought previously. However, I’d certainly re-order from this seller.I’d urge any prospective purchaser reading this to disregard anything other than a five star review on these pencils, as they are really top notch. I Highly Recommend them for drawing, sketching and colouring.I’ve attached a Tudor colouring page that I’ve just completed with my pencils, and as you can see, they give a wonderful variety of textures and shades.Hope this helps you choose a great product.Thank you to the seller and delivery guy!

Love the Staedtler Ethosoft pencils for working on paper without a lot of “tooth.” I also work with Caran D’ach, Polychromos and Prismacolor, but for smooth paper, when I need a lot of fine detail, I always grab my Ergosoft pencils.Color blending is best achieved with a light hand and multiple layers. Also, the Ergosoft pencils erase better than other brands (even other waxed base brands). I just wish the 36-pack was available here is the USA. I would also love it if they would release the Ergosoft pencils with more colors (like 70 or 72).

I like theses Staedtler pencils very much.I had been looking for a softer pencil for my work in soft toy making (for cheeks) and these are perfect.The transfer of colour is subtle but easy; much easier than a standard red pencil.Softer doesn't mean weaker and the pencils sharpen and colour the same as any other pencil.Always a manufacturer to rely on, these Staedtler pencils ( made in Germany ) are worth every penny.Good Value and Recommended

For a budget friendly pencil these are pretty good, they blend well and layer but you can only layer a few layers. Not a bad pencil for colouring, you can get a nice result. They are a hard pencil so they keep there point well.

These arrived today, two days early ! I love Staedler Ergosoft pencils and am pleased that they have increased the colour range to 36. They are a joy to colour with. Lovely colours, easy to work with, and there is no problem with sharpening them. I have lots of colouring pencils, some more expensive than these, but to me, Ergosoft are the very best you can buy. I often use them with Staedler Fineliners and am never disappointed with the results.

Brilliant! What else is there to say, apart from I wish they did more colours. They blend beautifully. I brought a couple of "expensive" pencils just to see what difference they made. Quite honestly I can't see what all the fuss is about expensive ones. They make your hand ache, where ergo soft have a lovely feel and shape that make them a joy to use.

I do have a lot of sets of colouring pencils but I do like steadtler pencils as they don't break I have a set of 24 norris club and a set of 24 norris colour and colour wise there is nothing much different between the sets I would love to be able to buy a bigger set may be 72 . The only issue I have with this set is the sticky covering on each pencil. I have seen this mentioned in other reviews it's awfull and all I can think of to say is why. I have seen these pencils in shops you can buy single ones and they don't seem to have this sticky residue on them it is horrible and I kept looking to see if it had come off on my fingers. They do Come in a nice tin and i do prefer to buy my sets in tins and it's the johanna Basford set i purchased. I do like the set but I'm not happy at all with the sticky feel of them so I have reluctantly given them 3 stars and they are worth the money as they are a hood price at the moment.

Great design.Anti-break lining means that they can withstand more without the lead breaking.Great choice of tints, tones & shades.I wish it came in the plastic stands that some of their smaller selections are available in rather than a tin.