Moleskine Classic Wood Pencil Set w/ Sharpener, 2B Lead...

One of the bests automatic pencils on the go. Just clip it to your book and go. It's great, the clip could be more versitally and clip on a bigger variety of number of pages, but it has a specific size that need you to clip on pages as well as the front or back cover. The graphite could be thicker, since the ideia is use it on the go and a eraser on the click buttom wouldn't hurt. It's not perfect but a great deal for those who want to take notes on your books without bringing a lot with you and without leaving permanent marks on the books such those made with pens.

Love the design of this pencil but the problems are too much to be able to suggest this. - There is a hole in the lid for some reason and you can only hold one stick of lead in the pencil at one time. Not really convenient for someone on the go who is writing a lot (pictured) - Hard to clip to the notebook with out ruining it (pictured) - No eraser isn't a big deal for a notebook used for short sketching/notes but def a complaint for others

Great little pencil! Works exactly as expected, and stayed affixed to the cover of the notebook. It's just the right size and shape to be comfortable, and functional, but compact. Uses standard lead refills, and I've never had a problem with its mechanics. One small point of opinion: I would've liked for there to be an integrated eraser. Something as simple as that would've made this thing 100%.

This is expensive for a pencil. However, if you have a moleskine to begin with you enjoy quality and portability. This makes it easy to carry a pencil with the notebook without having to fumble in your bag. It stays on quite well and the pencil is good quality. Just don't lose the pencil sharpener, since the pencil is not a standard shape or size and won't really work in a regular pencil sharpener.

This sharpener is one of the finest I've ever used when it comes to carpenter pencils. Gives them a workable point that isn't 3 inches of conical awkwardness. Unfortunately, a fatal design flaw means that after abut 5 pencils worth of sharpening, a crack develops along the front, where the pencil is inserted. Until this is fixed, it just means I'll have to keep buying more-- though I must wonder if this is the purpose behind the seeming flaw. Anyway, I'd recommend, but also beg Moleskine to improve the durability. Then again, I say the same thing about their notebooks, so I doubt much will happen.