Faber-Castell Erasers - Drawing Art kneaded Erasers, Large Size Grey - 4 Pack

Excellent quality; erase ability, durability, and functionality and a great value.

I grabbed these kneaded erasers for sketching, and they’re fantastic! The large size is perfect for bigger projects, and they’re super soft and easy to knead into any shape I need. They work great for lifting graphite and charcoal without smudging or damaging the paper, which is a huge plus for detailed work. I also love how they don’t leave residue behind like regular erasers. The gray color hides dirt pretty well too, so they stay looking clean longer. If you’re into drawing or sketching, these are a must-have in your art kit!

I've used these kneaded erasures for over 30 years. They are the best for safe and easy removal of pencil, graphite and charcoal. I'm not sure how long they have been putting them in these plastic cases but they are a game changer. They keep the product soft and safe. No more losing pieces or drying out! Great buy.

The erasing ability is actually pretty good. I bought these a while back and wanted to see how long they would last. It reminds me of when I was back in art class using them. It isn’t too sticky but still absorbs the eraser scrapes. It’s fun for the kids to play with and mold. Plus they work really well and hold up very well. They are durable and I would highly recommend for any beginner to advanced artist. I’ve used it on watercolor paper, canvas, regular paper, printer paper, and other art projects

I got these erasers for the value and the nifty plastic cases that are included. Nothing is worse than getting sharpener flakes or other gunk stuff in a new eraser! I’m very picky with art materials and I really like the faber-castell line. I have their pastel and colored pencils which are second to none. However, these erasers are very soft and sticky. Best for smooth papers like drawing, tracing and Bristol ones. These do leave a bit of residue on your hands when you first knead them. For charcoal, they are not my choice because they to stick more to textured papers and remove less pigment. So for charcoal, I go with Prismacolor ones because they are less tacky. For graphite, these are good.

The individual plastic case for these erasers is more useful than one would imagine. It keeps the eraser clean and easy to find in your toolbox of supplies. I'm using the extras for gifts to art friends.

Funny but I mix them all together and it works so well I am a sketcher and it erases the lightly so well

awesome, worked perfect