Melissa & Doug Jumbo Triangular Crayons
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Average customer review:Product Description
Create beautiful, colorful masterpieces with the Melissa and Doug Triangular Crayon Set. These crayons are constructed of plastic instead of wax for added durability. The easy to grasp, triangular-shaped crayons help develop preferred grip for later writing skills. All 10 crayons are packaged in a sturdy, plastic, flip-top case.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #734 in Sports & Outdoors
- Brand: Melissa & Doug
- Model: 14148
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 4.75" h x 7.50" w x .75" l, .66 pounds
Features
- Includes 10 Crayons
- Non-Toxic Crayons are Made of Plastic Instead of Wax for Additional Durability
- Triangular Design is Easy to Grasp and Wont Roll Away! - Shape Helps Develop Preferred Grip for Later Writing Skills
- Packaged in a Sturdy, Plastic, Flip-Top Case
- Safety Information: Recommended for Children Ages 3 and Up / Conforms to ASTM-4236
Customer Reviews
Excellent crayons for little fingers
My sister-in-law gave these to my son for Christmas, shortly before he turned 3. They are great crayons; they color well, they are easy to grip, they don't roll around, the case is easy to open, and because they are fairly fat, they don't break into several pieces like the slender Crayola crayons. In fact, these are the only crayons I will turn him loose with, as the others break into pieces which then get ground into the carpet.
Great quality, plastic case, and my toddler loves them!
From the mother of a 2.5 year-old:
First, let me say that I didn't realize these came in a plastic case. This is so great, since my son tends to rip apart the typical paper/cardboard crayon boxes on the first day. The case has a clear lid w/ a hinge, and placeholders (little cut-ins that the pointed edge of the triangle can sit it) for each crayon which make it really easy for my son to constantly put them into and then take out of the box over and over.
As far as the quality of the crayons, these have not broken yet and appear to be very difficult to break (provided we can keep them away from the dog, of course). The crayons are thicker and longer than the Crayola triangular crayons, which we've come to learn break very easily. I think the number of crayons in the set (10) is perfect - it provides a good variety of colors to choose from.
I highly recommend these crayons. Try them, you'll be impressed! And your kid(s) will be too!
Durable Crayons That Don't Taste Good, Hurrah
While these crayons do break (if, for example, your toddler leaves them on the floor and you or your husband steps on them, they are likely to break) it would take a lot of concentrated effort to break them while drawing. They are very durable.
We also like that:
-Apparently they do not taste as good as Crayola crayons. My dedicated wax-eater took one bite and has not aimed them at her mouth since.
-They do not have wrappers so your toddler does not need you to repeatedly "open it".
-They come in a fairly durable, handy plastic case.
-They are triangular an thus, do not roll (under the couch, for example).
Cons:
-I have a hard time seeing how I could efficiently sharpen these. Advice in the comments section (besides using one of my dear kitchen knives) is welcome...
My daughter has used the Crayola jumbo-sized crayons and while those are not bad, these are definitely superior. In my opinion, they are worth the price.





