Staedtler 771 Mechanical Pencil - 1.3 mm - Yellow

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The Staedtler 771 is an ergonomic champion for anyone who prefers to do their writing in pencil. Its wide, triangular shape promotes a relaxed grip, making it easy to use during long writing or test-taking sessions. For those with a heavier hand, the thick 1.3 mm lead and cushioned tip help prevent lead breakage and hand strain as you write. The pencil's bright color and sturdy construction also make it a great choice for younger kids who are just learning to write. Features: Thick 1.3 mm lead. Triangular body that stops the pencil from rolling. Anti-slip TPE rubber grip. Sturdy ABS plastic construction. Extendable twist eraser. Cushioned tip to reduce pressure. One piece of HB lead. Notes: To refill the lead, pull off the top push-button section to expose the lead storage tube, add leads, and reinstall the push-button section. To refill the eraser, twist clockwise until the eraser is fully extended, pull out the old eraser, insert the new eraser, and twist counterclockwise to retract it.
The Staedtler 771 is an ergonomic champion for anyone who prefers to do their writing in pencil. Its wide, triangular shape promotes a relaxed grip, making it easy to use during long writing or test-taking sessions. For those with a heavier hand, the thick 1.3 mm lead and cushioned tip help prevent lead breakage and hand strain as you write. The pencil's bright color and sturdy construction also make it a great choice for younger kids who are just learning to write.

Features:

Thick 1.3 mm lead.
Triangular body that stops the pencil from rolling.
Anti-slip TPE rubber grip.
Sturdy ABS plastic construction.
Extendable twist eraser.
Cushioned tip to reduce pressure.
One piece of HB lead.

Notes:

To refill the lead, pull off the top push-button section to expose the lead storage tube, add leads, and reinstall the push-button section.
To refill the eraser, twist clockwise until the eraser is fully extended, pull out the old eraser, insert the new eraser, and twist counterclockwise to retract it.