Mr. Pen- Erasers, Cap Erasers, 2... vs Faber Castell Eraser - Drawing A...

Cute and works well as an erasure. The eye of one of it fall apart, but you can put it back again. The only thing is, they’re so cute that my kids don’t want to use them as erasers so that kinda defeats the purpose.

The eyes pop off when you attempt to erase anything. It’s like she brought a toy to school. Unfortunately, they are hard to use for my kindergartner.

As a beginner in drawing, discovering this eraser makes all the difference. For around a buck a piece, these have their own nifty little case and are made by a quality brand. Bonus, they are really fun to play with.

The erasure is soft, kneadable and works well. The tiny cases keep them clean in my art case, and they're soft enough for me to fidget with during lessons.

Works fantastic with charcoal on simple sketchbook paper. Easily removes graphite and charcoal. I have their pastel and colored pencils which are second to none.

I intend to leave one sitting out and see if that takes some of the softness/stickiness out. It’s too soft and it doesn’t pick up graphite well. This needs to be remedied, please.