Pilot Mechanical Pencil Lead Neox Graphite 0.5mm, 2B (HRF5G-20-2B), 40 Leads×3 Pack/total 120 Leads (Japan Import) [Komainu-Dou Original Package]

One of my favorites of all time Writers and artists can use the lead grade to create artwork. Pilot Neox 2B leads are dark and smooth, but won't break as easily as 4B leads. The color of the lead appears a little darker than a Staedtler 2B (see picture), although that may be due to differences in how hard the pencil is pulled. Even though it may go down faster than a typical HB lead, because of the light color of the smoke, I often find myself holding the lead lighter.

Sawyer May

| Oct 26, 2020

As far as I'm concerned, this is the best pencil lead I've ever used. My regular pentel lead broke almost every time I wrote regularly, and I used to use the pentel stein 4b lead for a very long time. It was smooth and dark, however it always broke when i wrote Having one stick of lead break so many times within a short period of time would be extremely wasteful. The pilot lead is as smooth as ever, and a fraction lighter because of the lower hardness, but it hasn't snapped on me since I've been using it for two weeks. Impressions are very high. The lead in the pencil would usually break when I dropped my pencil with the pentel stein lead, but I dropped this pencil with the pilot lead while some lead was clicked out and the lead sticking out of the barrel didn't even snap, let alone I am amazed.

Amalia Best

| Apr 18, 2021

It is worth noting that this lead does break more easily than normal HB lead however, in my mechanical pencil, I have not run into this problem. Further, because this lead is much softer, it will be used more quickly than an equivalent lead made of HB or harder materials. On the other hand, I think the writing experience also outweighs these problems. A few pros Please note
This is a very bold font and very easy to read - It feels almost like writing with a pen - almost like writing with an iPad. CONS Please note
There will be less writing per stick of lead if the lead is softer. It is easier to break a softer lead than a harder lead.

Lillie Olson

| Jun 08, 2021

A little softer than the lead made in America, the 2B lead (graphite) looks. 3B is about where I would put it. As soon as you settle in to the Pilot graphite, you will enjoy its superior characteristics. The thing is, it does not work like magic, but it is of exceptional When there are breaks, they're not so sharp, and when they do happen, the leads are not as sharp as they used to be.

Amelia Gordon

| May 02, 2021

If you put enough pressure on it, it will smear, so you have to put effort into it. It's OK for me to be weird, but even the case it comes in is so well designed that the pieces don't come out at once when you pull it out. It's very low profile and fits well in your pencil case, so it doesn't feel bulky in there.

Judson Coleman

| Jun 08, 2021

That's what I'm looking for out of it, but the lines don't stay sharp and it goes dull very fast. As well as that, the material is easy to break. It is better for drawing than for The B leads I prefer for writing are better than the A leads.

Lacey RAHMAN

| Dec 14, 2020

A great pencil lead or graphite for those who write with pens regularly. As a result of the softer composition, the darkening is a little greater than that of a normal #2 pencil. The dark letters and lines are laid down smoothly. I'm going to use this in my Parker and Cross pencils from now on.

Dalary Arroyo

| Dec 16, 2020

This is the first lead brand I have ever broken as consistently as this stuff. This website is a complete waste of time and is extremely frustrating to use. Math and physics, especially complex ones. Despite having tried most of the major brands of pencil lead available in the "snobby" range, I have found that UNI Nano in F is the brand that I prefer the most. The product I purchased will not be purchased again, and I will not recommend it to friends or family members.

Braelynn Daniel

| Apr 08, 2021