are these retractable lead pencils
268286
the only way to get the lead to go back, would be to hold the eraser down (which was the way to make the lead feed out of the pencil) and push the lead back up into the chamber. Retraction was not a built in option on these.
268287
Yes, the head and lead retract into the body with a click and some pressure on the head.
268288
No... they are not mechanically retractable, however, we have found you can retract the lead by pushing the lead advance button and then push the lead against your paper or any hard surface and the lead returns into the pen.
268289
No, once the lead is exposed it stays out. Wouldn't it be nice though if you could find mechanical pencils that did retract the lead? I've never founds one myself.
1855385
Sorry, the answer is NO. The pencil set come with one standard leads, you do need to purchase 4H, 2H, on your own. What we are trying to show here is the pencil has the indicator that shows what kind of lead is loaded inside the pencil.
700836
No they don't. But get the sharpener made for them and you'll have the sharpest pencil you've ever seen. I love these pencils.
951819
Yes. They are longer than a typical crayon but shorter than a standard #2 pencil.
2279315
Nope-the names are not printed on the pencil. The outside of the pencil is painted the color of the lead inside though...They also have a feature they call "A-B-S" there is a white protective coating that surrounds the lead core-making it break resistant ... this works well too- it wasn't till just now that I discovered what the ring was for- thanks to your question I took a closer look at the box-I wondered what that was all about. I can say I have noticed that my leads don't break as often when sharpening- not 100% but enough that I noticed. I like these watercolor pencils- and I would buy them again.
1050000
I am not sure, but the ones I got from Amazon were the best pencils I've written with in a long time.
1225884
see these: http://www.amazon.com/Clover-Refill-Mechanical-0-7mm-Pencil/dp/B00292BPIS/ref=sr_1_3?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1400463217&sr=1-3&keywords=.7+lead+refill http://www.amazon.com/Pentel-Super-Hi-Polymer-Refill-Leads/dp/B00DUI5JB4/ref=sr_1_5?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1400463274&sr=1-5&keywords=.7+lead+refill
996310
They are not refillable. These are similar to the one use Bic Pencils that you would find in a college bookstore
996311
Yes it is your basic lead pencil. .7mm lead and I would think a regular eraser for lead pencils would work.
1603289
Yes. They are retractable stylus. The little end fits in your earpiece port.
1745611
The leads are approximately 3ft long and are straight. They do not retract or coil. You could always cut them shorter if needed.
1595250
Yes. The pencil tip can be retracted by pushing and holding the button at the pen's end and pushing the tip back in.
1845547
Yes, they would be considered a "grease" pencil, with replaceable "leads". IMO: they are great!
2197918
Hi: These pencils come with two long leads in each pencil. If you take the eraser out, the leads will slide out. I assume you can purchasecorrect size leads, and slide them into the pencil, so in that regard, they are refillable. Hope this helps. Might be able to get erasers, too.
738398
Yes. They're great for erasing large amounts of pencil. Hold them in the middle when you do it, not by one end, because they can break that way.
1196082
Pretty sure they are, but depending on his age i'd advise against them. Since the lead is so soft (note: normal yellow #2 pencil is HB, this is comparable to a 6B-B is soft H is hard), he's like to sharpen them a lot for a sharp point and would go through this expensive pencil rather quickly. That being said, the eraser is adjustable so it is great for frequent erasing. Everyday pencil: no, special occasion pencil: yes.
396706
Im sorry, I don't know if they are lead free. They are nice thou very lite weight so I don"t think they would have lead in them.