Will this item work for a writing utensil thicker than the pictured pencils? (will it stretch to fit)
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I use these with pens that are quite a bit thicker than a pencil. Instead of struggling with it, I apply a very small amount of lotion to the inside of the grip, which works great. I do this because I use them with pens and need to put the caps on when they're not in use and it was a chore to take the grips on and off every time.
138254
They're fairly firm - I got it to fit into a pilot gel pen (even though it has its own grip) it took some effort but I managed to push it through and it still works.
138255
It's for standard sized pencils. I don't think there is a lot of stretch for thicker utensils.
138256
Yes. I don't have a thick pencil to try it on, but I was able to get it on a Sharpie fine point marker that's a tad thicker than a thick pencil. It took some effort, but I got it on. The grip bulged a little in the middle, but didn't seem to change the feel of the grip while holding it. Also, if you leave it on a thicker writing instrument - it may stay permanently stretched out though. Hope that helps!
1234500
I do believe is meant for pencils with a diameter similar to number two pencils... even though is quite flexible, I don't think is the best choice for fat preschool pencils. You may want to look at this the other way around: By using this pencil grip your preschooler might feel very comfortable using a standard number two pencil (that's what happened with my daughter).
2135356
The Tran pencil case is very sturdy and has ample room for all your pencils. I use one of the cases for my gel pens and they work out nicely. So I think you will be happy with the pencil case. Good luck Lori
1830535
Yes, if you do not expect each slot to hold more than one sharpie per slot. The elastic is tight at first for normal width pencils. I can get 4 in each slot at a time so I can hold a full set of 48 colored pencils in a relatively small area. Works great with my backpack. Hope this helps as this is very well designed and of high quality. I would definately recommend this product.
106508
Sorry, I sent it to someone else so I do not know if it works on large pencils.... I hope that it does because it seems to be made for children.
938643
Since I also have the Micron pens I tested it for you and yes they fit albeit more snugly than pencils. Not quite as easy to slide them in and out of the elastic loops, but certainly possible. This portable case and the way it rolls up is very useful so I think you'll like it.
3609
It should work! The draw string will be able to make up for any possible looseness.
74927
They are for standard pencil and not good for bigger ones. They don't stretch well. But will work with adult hands.
245623
Linda - Unfortunately, the interior of the drawers measure 6 and 1/8" by 6 and 1/8" Your pencils would not fit. Otherwise, they are great; we have three of them.
2055489
You need to check the zises that accept your pen, forget the brand. The dimensions are 2 5/8" and 1/8". For me work perfectly
2263984
If the pens are not too thick, the pouch will probably hold them without trouble. The pouch will look "filled", of course, but you'll be able to roll it and tie it (i.e. close it).
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Sharpie paint pens with rounded ends will fit snagly and, in my opinion, acceptably as far as tighteness goes. "Expo" dry erase and such bigger 'school drawing board' thicker pents will not fit. Normal #2 pencils will go in easily.. maybe too easily and anything between medium width sharpie to #2 pencils will be fine because it's stretchable but there is a limit to that because it becomes a nuisance to insert something when you have to stretch it hard. Regular sharpies that are sold in stores (not really thick oversized ones) will fit just fine and the rubber band will get weaker over a year or so as well. Sharpie paint pens with rounded ends will fit snagly and, in my opinion, acceptably as far as tighteness goes. "Expo" dry erase and such bigger 'school drawing board' thicker pents will not fit. Normal #2 pencils will go in easily.. maybe too easily and anything between medium width sharpie to #2 pencils will be fine because it's stretchable but there is a limit to that because it becomes a nuisance to insert something when you have to stretch it hard. Regular sharpies that are sold in stores (not really thick oversized ones) will fit just fine and the rubber band will get weaker... » Read More Sharpie paint pens with rounded ends will fit snagly and, in my opinion, acceptably as far as tighteness goes. "Expo" dry erase and such bigger 'school drawing board' thicker pents will not fit. Normal #2 pencils will go in easily.. maybe too easily and anything between medium width sharpie to #2 pencils will be fine because it's stretchable but there is a limit to that because it becomes a nuisance to insert something when you have to stretch it hard. Regular sharpies that are sold in stores (not really thick oversized ones) will fit just fine and the rubber band will get weaker over a year or so as well. « Show Less
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Probably not. These fit the standard #2 pencil - not the "fat" pencils used for younger children.
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Sorry I don't know but the extra long don't last long. I won't buy them again. I have one with an extra hard rubber tip, but I don't know where I bought. It will last forever. The rubber tip fit over the pencil.
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before i answered i went and tried one, and yes it will, it was very snug, took some work to get it in, but it finally went in enough and did fit on the crayon, again very snug. hope this helps. :)
325891
Not sure how big your pencil is. This sharpener is also good for normal pencil.
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I used mine for prismacolor pencils. I can fit two to a space. The bands are pretty stretchy so a copic, probably should fit. I'm not 100% sure though. Hope this helps a bit.