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Rating: 9.5
5 out of 5
ProdID: 1455 - Twistables - No Caps Markers
Brand: Crayola

Twistables - No Caps Markers
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$9.99
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Twistables - No Caps Markers product reviews

Crayola Twistables Markers put a new spin on creativity!

There are no caps to lose. Just twist the ends of the barrel and you are ready to draw.



Tags:
art   children   crayola   twistable
Related Listings:
Twistables - Slick StixTwistables - Slick Stix
Rating: 9.6

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Review by: kiwireviewer-00
Dated: 13th of July, 2007

 

This Review Score:
Score 10 out of 10

Effectiveness:
Score 9 out of 10
Age Appropriate:
Score 10 out of 10
Ease of Use:
Score 9 out of 10
Personal Choice:
Score 10 out of 10

Another great winner in the Twistables range, these have to be one of the best innovations in markers since the development of non-toxic water-based inks. At first glance, I thought that these caps simply had a hole in them that allowed the marker nib to project through and out into the in-use position when the body and cap are twisted in opposite directions.

This would, of course, mean that the nibs would start to dry out the moment you opened the packet... not smart... but upon closer examination I spotted the little sliding cover inside the lid, which is keyed to the twisting mechanism, so that as you twist the body to project the marker nib out, it slides the cover along until a hole appears just at the right time to let the nib through.

When you twist it the other way, to retract the nib, it slides the cover back into place, giving you a sealed marker again, with no loose parts or lost lids! Excellent for little ones who enjoy the occasional portion of marker-pen-lid sushi-style.

Overall, when it comes to a no-nonsense, no-mess, no-parts-lost marker pen, these are the only ones you should consider. With six vibrant colours in the pack, for under $10, you simply can't afford to ignore these. Available at selected quality stationary retailers, you'll find these on the Crayola display stand along with the rest of the new range of goodies. While you're there, have a good look, there is plenty to impress parents and kids alike.

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