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This item: Pilot Color Eno Mechanical Pencil Lead - 0.7 mm - Red - $1.65
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Specs
| Model Number | PILOT PLCR-7-R |
| Shipping Weight | 0.10 oz |
Reviews
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1 person found this helpful
Not bad lead-- it writes..., May 16, 2012
Not bad lead-- it writes smooth and has a decent colour-- a bit more pink as the
other reviewer mentioned, rather than a true red, but not bad. Biggest drawback
about this lead for me is that it really doesn't erase well. Even light strokes
fail to erase completely. Strange, because its light blue brother erases
completely very easily.
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1 person found this helpful
I would recommend the..., May 19, 2009
I would recommend the Color Eno NEOX red lead over this one. I've used both
extensively - I'm a tax accountant who must always use a red pencil. This lead
has more of a pink hue to it, and it fades more over time. The NEOX led is more
red and fades less.
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5 people found this helpful
EXCELLENT!! I've been..., June 23, 2012
This review is from Pilot Color Eno Neox Mechanical Pencil Lead - 0.7 mm - Soft Blue
EXCELLENT!! I've been looking for a lead like this for years. It's non-photo
blue, erases easily without leaving a residue, and is covered by both copic
multiliner ink and india ink without beading or adhesion issues. The 0.7mm size
doesn't break easily. If you want a non-photo blue pencil you don't have to
sharpen, pop this in a 0.7mm pencil and go to town.
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5 people found this helpful
this container holds..., July 7, 2010
This review is from Pilot Color Eno Neox Mechanical Pencil Lead - 0.7 mm - Soft Blue
this container holds 10 pieces. not too hard but not too soft either. very easy
to work work with.
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4 people found this helpful
These are my favorite..., December 10, 2008
This review is from Pilot Color Eno Neox Mechanical Pencil Lead - 0.7 mm - Blue
These are my favorite brand of colored leads for mechanical pencils (not that
there's a whole lot to choose from!) I like them slightly better then the
Uniball leads, although those are really high quality as well. These erase
slightly better than the Uniball ones. The lead is really soft, so the only
downside is you go through them really fast. But I prefer softer leads anyway so
I'm used to it and it's not a big deal, they're well worth it!
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