Comments about Prismacolor Verithin Pencils:

The price tags on the individual pencils are a real drag!
They are very hard to remove, but they gum up your sharpener if ypu don't remove them. If you are purchasing only a few pencils, the labels might make sense, but not if you are getting a box.

Comments about Prismacolor Verithin Pencils:

I did not expect these pencils to create such thin crisp lines, they blend pretty awesomely to. I received mine two days ago and combined them with derwent studio pencils to finish a mini portrait.

Comments about Prismacolor Verithin Pencils:

Used this pencil to get a hard crisp line. Good color and it kept it's point.

Comments about Prismacolor Verithin Pencils:

Nice companion to my regular Prisma set, if a bit sparse on colors (39/40 with red-blue combo vs. 132/136 with the extra metallics). Harder leads hold a wicked-sharp point for fine detail, but don't lay down quite as much pigment as their Premier line counterparts. Most colors, though, leave marks that are close enough to their Premier line namesakes that they can be used side by side with lttle or no noticeable difference. I will happily add more colors to my set as Berol/Sandford brings them out.

Comments about Prismacolor Verithin Pencils:

These are great when I need a thin line. They stay sharp as the lead is harder than the regular prismacolor, which I mostly use, but since I do very detailed work I need to have the verithins on hand. They are also great for tracing an image I have worked out onto a quality paper via lightbox. They are not useful for covering broad areas but indispensible for fine details. The regular prismacolors need to be sharpened too often when I need this fine of a line.