Comments about Tombow MONO Zero Refillable Eraser:

I use them to erase the tiny little imperfections that arise! They are simply wonderful, I have the round 2.3mm one and and the rectangular 2.5 x 5 one. I bought them because I was running out of the Peel-Off magic rub erasers from Sanford. They were also a lot thinner and more manageable than the Peel-Off ones. They are good for erasing larger areas while these ones are good for tiny details!

They are nice hard erasers that don't smudge or bend and flop around when you try to erase with them. They are also not as hard as the perfection eraser from Faber-Castell. Which is fabulous. They are also inexpensive, and have refills available! When I bought this product I was a little concerned with it's lack of reviews but I have not regretted buying them.

The only thing bad I have to say about them is that they seem light and can look slightly more professional with their printing and branding, but that does not effect the efficiency of these erasers. So, these are a solid value, and a great product! What more could you ask for?

Comments about Tombow MONO Zero Refillable Eraser:

The Tombow MONO Zero (round) is an invaluable tool for any artistic or design project where precision is desired. I purchased one after searching for a Paper=Mate TUFF STUFF, marvelling at the eraser's slim width. Now I use it in conjunction with my TUFF STUFF, Pentel Clic Eraser, and traditional eraser, when I want to achieve a finer level of detail.
The eraser tip rotates with pocket clip and over time, repeated usage hones the eraser's tip to a finer point --a plus! However, making use of the sharpened tip requires repositioning in handling so that the clip is locked from swiveling.
I'm nit-picking of course!
Overall, this is a resilient eraser at 2.3mm and works great on smooth bristol and animation paper. This is a great addition to any architect's or illustrator's toolchest.

Comments about Tombow MONO Zero Refillable Eraser:

This eraser is wonderful for producing the fines hairline highlights and hotspot and erasing miniscule errors in detailing. I use it to do exactly these things in my pencil drawings and do things other erasers simply cannot do as efficiently or effectively. I would advise Tombow to make it with more marK & durable construction materials, a slightly roughed gripping surface, ABC a little more rigidity in the eraser itself for the highest level of control for the artist in right detail areas.