SAKURASUMOGRIP BLOCK ERASR B80 30/SE

The SumoGrip Black Eraser is truly a unique gem among erasers. Its black color sets it apart from the crowd, but what really makes it stand out is its remarkable combination of being slightly harder in texture than a typical eraser while requiring minimal pressure to erase pencil writings. It's like having a powerful yet gentle eraser at your fingertips!I was initially drawn to the sleek black design of the SumoGrip, and I must say, it looks even better in person than in the product images. But beyond its stylish appearance, this eraser packs a punch when it comes to performance. The slightly harder texture gives it a sturdy feel, allowing for more control and precision during erasing.Despite its firmness, the SumoGrip glides effortlessly over paper, making pencil markings vanish with incredible ease. I was pleasantly surprised by how little pressure is needed to erase even the darkest pencil lines. It's a game-changer, especially for those who have struggled with erasers that smudge or tear the paper.The SumoGrip's erasing capability is nothing short of impressive. It leaves behind a clean, smooth surface, and I haven't experienced any smudging or ghosting after using it. It's like the pencil marks were never there in the first place!One of the key advantages of this eraser is its longevity. Due to the harder texture, it wears down at a slower pace compared to softer erasers, so you get more use out of it before needing a replacement. It's an economical choice for both students and professionals alike.The comfort and ease of use are unparalleled. I find myself reaching for the SumoGrip even for the smallest corrections, as it's a joy to work with. It's perfect for detailed work, sketching, and any task that demands precision erasing.In summary, the SumoGrip Black Eraser is a real winner in my book. Its unique black color adds a touch of sophistication, and its slightly harder texture paired with its effortless erasing ability make it a must-have tool for any pencil user. Whether you're an artist, student, or office worker, the SumoGrip will undoubtedly elevate your erasing experience. I highly recommend giving it a try – you won't be disappointed!

La calidad del producto permite un trabajo muy limpio, muy recomendable.

These are actually more than hype - they are the real deal.When you homeschool young boys, you get to see the carnage of a penciled mistake in the student workbooks. With pink erasers, and white erasers, and basically every other style of eraser, you get an attempt from the kiddo - sort of - to erase a mistake, and hope it didn't destroy the work page in the process. You also get teeny tiny pieces of eraser dust - everywhere. That gritty stuff sinks into carpets or just sits there on the desk or in the pencil area until someone comes along to clean it. Add to that, what was supposed to correct a mistake by erasing completely, barely faded it with the half hearted attempts from a young kid to get on with finishing the work. What's left behind bleeds through to the correction making the entire thing an illegible mess.I stared at these a long time, digging in my heels like a sullen kid, just KNOWING that the claims made here were all hype and clever marketing. Equate this eraser with broccoli - you may not love it, but it's really good for you.Pros:- Less mess. The strings are longer and easier to gather up.- You stand a much better chance of fully erasing. The others still show pencil lines.- These last a long time with heavy use. The B80 size is perfect for a grammar school age kid.- Less pressure needed to erase = less damage to the paper. Significantly less. This cannot be overstated.- Seems to "smudge" less than others used.- Kids seem to recognize their value and seem to want to take care of them - they actually keep them off the floor and away from the dog, who is always looking to snatch up a random pencil or eraser.- Work just as well for colored pencils too.Cons:- Maybe "slightly" more expensive than a standard eraser, but it seems to be in a very small degree. Considering the significant improvement over it's primary job - "erasing" - it actually is worth the extra dime/quarter per eraser.This item in the 3 pack is about $4 total - It's cheap enough to test out without feeling like you are destroying the school budget. You won't go backwards or reach for Papermate/Pentel brand again, no matter how many they sell in bulk. You just won't.

Struggles with colors but it doesn't damage the paper

This is a great eraser- very useful for school projects