BICVelocity Colored Lead Mechanical Pencil Refills, Medium Point (0.7mm), Assorted Colors, 36-Count Pack

I enjoy writing with colors in my planner and these work so well.

I love buying pens & markers of different colors! So when my "Bic Velocity" mechanical pencils we're running out of lead, I was worried that I would not be able to replace them. Then I happened upon these in Amazon & ordered them & am so glad I did!Granted, mechanical pencils break fairly easily, but I don't use them all the time, just for correspondence & I love the colors!

They do not come with yellow refills but there's yellow in the set of pencils, I don't know why it was made this way but it is dumb not to include one color and all the rest have their colors, one lead per pencil in each little lead case but they get each 6 refills.Listing to the matching pencils here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08ZH7RF9W?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titleJust won't be able to use the yellow pencil anymore, it only has what comes in it.Otherwise, these are good leads that are unbreakable and I can write pretty quickly or slowly with them easily, these are worth the money since I don't mind not having one color, yellow since I tend to use the least in writing so I am not that unhappy about these.

Yes, the pencils break semi easily, but you shouldn’t be applying too much pressure for it. These ate the refills for the BIC VELOCITY COLORED MECHANICAL PENCILS, so see those. It is a great value for its money.

I thought when it was 6 colors and 6 containers it would be 1 color in each container. So not what was delivered. Good luck trying to easily separate the blue/violet and red/orange. Pink and green were easy to separate out. I got 7 red sticks and only 5 orange. I had to take them out and scribble them to deduce which was each color for the red/orange and blue/violet.

Love these!!

Grandkids frequently have spelling assignments requiring use of multiple colors. I have found these colored, erasable fills work well once they learn to press gently.

This lead is so unbelievably soft and breaks even with just the smallest barely usable amount exposed for use. Very frustrating. Love that concept but poor application