BTSKY 200 Slots Colored Pencil Organizer - Deluxe PU Leather Pencil Case Holder With Removal Handle Strap Pencil Box Large for Colored Pencils Watercolor Pencils (Black)

So far, I've purchased two, one in black and one in grey (ASIN #B07P9G4DC2), and I like them very much. Despite these cases' downsides, they have some advantages 2. . . These elastic pencil holders are a great way to hold your pencil There is a separate elastic slot for each pencil in these cases, and I especially liked that feature. With its perfect size, it will work with a wide range of pencils, including the thinner Prismacolor to the thicker Caran D'ache pencils. There is nothing better than this than other pencil cases that sew a long elastic strip and intend for you to stick several pencils into it. Keeping things organized is more difficult and to keep pencils in and out at the same time. Please note 2. Providing support to our customers The fact that each layer of colored pencil has its own zippered and fully supported compartment inside the case was also appealing to me. In some other colored pencil cases, the half sections inside the case have been shortened, making it difficult to see and pull the pencils in and out of the case quickly, and can be damaged during transport. - It must be of high quality We are happy with the quality. A lot of attention was paid to the stitching on this shirt. The package was well packaged when it arrived. **Insert sentence here**3. An assessment of how effective an organisation's lining is This is a case I would highly recommend.

Finn Stein

| Jun 13, 2021

Prismacolor 150 pencils, a set I have always held dear, are my most prized possessions. Coloring with friends is a blast - but I always bring a lesser brand of pencils, so my "favorite" pencils don't get damaged. A couple of years ago I searched for the "right" pencil/pen case for my pencils and came across the BTSKY BINDER CLOSURE 216 Slot I was amazed at how much I enjoyed it! This is a fantastic case for both the inside and outside. The factory did an excellent job of creating this case. If you don't put your pencils and pens in a position where they become damaged, then they cannot be damaged. My favorites were all gone by the time we met to color the next time, and now nearly everyone has One of the best things about being able to remove only one sleeve at a time is how convenient it is. modify the colors to go with what I am working on, and I can put them all on the same sleeve, so no more going back and forth in search of the 150 color Due to the elastic slots on the case, my pencils/pens stay firmly in place so they don't fall out and get lost or damaged. Highly recommended! I absolutely love this book and highly recommend it! I am very pleased with this product, and for a good price.

Landen RAHMAN

| Nov 20, 2020

The case is well designed and well constructed. The prism colors are fantastic and I have recommended this to several friends. Optimal would have been for the elastic holders on facing pages to be slightly different positions so the points on the right and left pages could all point in one direction or the other AND STILL be able to read the pencil numbers and names. With the elastics and zipper both at the same level, it's best to face your points towards the zipper, so unfortunately the names of the pencils are upside down on one side, but you should still be able to see them You can see it in the Names in English and French are visible and displayed upside down on the left side of the pencil. If you want to still see the English and French names of colors, you must turn the pencil upside down on the right side. It is ok to store my pencils upside down in order to read the English terms if you speak French, but this is not the case for me since I am poor at French. I store my pencils upside down so that I can read the English The case is of superb quality so it is not a deal breaker for me. That's what you need to know.

Briar Perkins

| Jan 13, 2021

As I went back to inspect the zippers, I noticed that there were no stop tabs at the end to keep the zipper A simple fix for such a big problem. There is no doubt that the manufacturer chose to cut corners to save What country did this come from? It makes sense in that case. I liken it to removing the pockets from jeans so that you can save fabric money. A CHEAP WAY TO MAKE IT.

Rosalee MAHMOOD

| Nov 03, 2020

Is that right? As a result, I was forced to work late last night and spend two hours reorganizing my pencils in their new place. The bag seems well put together sturdy zippers, rigid compartments, and a faux leather cover. After only 12 hours, I'm giving it four stars, but I've only had it a few days. I am much happier with my new Prisma box than I was with my original Prisma box. A clutch consisting of four zippered compartments in design is what this clutch is. An individual zippered compartment can accommodate 26 pencils (each in its own elastic sleeve), so 52 pencils can fit in each zippered compartment. Every compartment except the last one is filled. The compartment has two sides, which can hold 26 pencils each, and a third side that can hold 19 pencils (a total of 201 pencils). There are three large elastics within the compartment. My electric eraser will easily fit in one of the large elastic bands, as will my Posca Pen and Uniball Signo Pen. My pencil collection is out of control (again). Deco Peach is included with the 24 set, but not with the 36 set). It took me two and a half hours last night to organize after work. The Premier pencil that comes with the Verithins is the perfect complement to them. I put some replacement pencils for my nubs and a couple of blenders since I had 13 extra spaces. I'm using the three large elastic sleeves to hold three pencil extenders, a Prismacolor block eraser, and the handheld sharpener I need.

Ian Petty

| May 19, 2021