Hagoromo Fulltouch Color Chalk 1 Box [72 Pcs/White]

This chalk I must say performs remarkably well, the only possible reason I would to demerit it is that chalkboard are quite rare in my area (so I just bought one). I have dropped a stick off of a table (onto thin carpet) and it did not crack at all, I must say that whatever they did hagoromo chalk is way more durable than the competition like crayola. The lines erase well and are a good thickness, the wax coating is also very nice as it prevents chalk from getting on your hand while in use. Very much recommend.

I never thought I'd be writing a review about chalk, but here I am—because Hagoromo Fulltouch Chalk is seriously that good. I’ve used plenty of chalk before, but nothing compares to how smooth and effortless this one feels. It glides across the board without that annoying scratchy sensation, and the lines come out clean and bold every time. Another thing I love is how little dust it produces. I’ve tried other brands that leave a mess everywhere, but with this, there’s noticeably less dust floating around. Plus, it’s surprisingly sturdy. I’ve dropped a few pieces by accident, expecting them to snap like usual, but they held up just fine. The color is also super bright and visible, making it perfect for teaching or drawing. It might seem like just chalk, but once you try it, you’ll understand why so many people swear by it. If you use chalk regularly, this is absolutely worth it.

A little pricey but it is very quality. Less dust than other chalk I have used. Goes down smooth with no hard spots. Does not want to break no matter how much you drop it, you basically have to smack it against a wall with all your strength to get it to shatter. I recommend this chalk.

Is there such a thing as the perfect piece of chalk? Our university professors think this is a thing. THE PRODUCT: One of our professors saw this product online and we ordered a box of 72 (white) for our department. We have a professor who is allergic to chalk dust, so we thought this might be something he could use as well. It is fantastic - hands-down the best chalk we have ever worked with. It writes perfectly, as if you were writing with a marker, so no scratchy, screeching lines. It leaves zero residue on the hands and board, and erases clean and easy. We purchased a box of the the white chalk and look forward to trying out a few colors. THE PACKAGING: Each large chalk piece is packed individually with care in a large padded box. It is made and packaged in Japan, so that should say it all with regard to top quality and care. Not a speck of chalk dust or broken piece, as has been the case with any other chalk product I have ordered.

Smoothest, nices, chalk I ever used. It glides like butter and has a nice hand feel.

Hagoromo's Fulltouch chalk works excellently on any board with minimal mess and simple cleanup. A great gift for those who prefer blackboards for illustrations and computations. The exterior of the sticks are coated with a wax that prevents most chalk dust from sticking to your hands. The product can be cleaned off of boards with less mess left behind. The life of the product is comparatively longer than others similar, and the packaging ensures that no sticks are damaged in transit and storage. The color of these can be seen more easily in some situations, helping those who sit further from the board see. Do consider the fact that this is still just chalk. The quality is phenominal compared to others like it. But understand that this is nothing revolutionary or will blow you away. But it is great to have for some of its advantages. I consider this product to be well worth its price with the ability to forego most of the cleaning and the feeling of this brand on the board. If you are considering this product, but not sure, I recommend the 12-pack or other sizes to test whether this product is worth it to you. Furthermore, if you consider the hassle-free and smooth experience of this chalk worth its premium price, than you will not be disappointed. An instructor that I gave a stick to enjoyed it so much that he ask me where to order more.

Good Quality chalk. This is more for someone who is actually writing in chalk it’s almost like having a nice finer point pen to write on paper vs using a sharpie. Consider how much you’d be writing and how hard you press down to write. Seems to be able to handle a hard press! Size feels nice in hands and value for money is decent.

Well, it's chalk. So in the world of things to be picky about, it's generally low priority. But for those who must use chalk at a board with regularity, it's the cream of the crop. It's chalk in every sense, while being silky in its writing. Almost like some soft waxy hybrid with chalk. But it also is strong and not as brittle as other chalks. It require's almost no pressure for clean lines to be written. At times, it seems like what I would imagine writing on a mirror in lipstick would be like. Just smooth and frictionless, while not being so soft and wasteful as that would be. It's regular chalk, except better. They've made a better mousetrap here. I have not been able to try to the original japanese legendary chalk itself, but this current (south korean I believe?) version is certainly excellent chalk. I have ordered some other brand of japanese chalk that's supposed to be a clone attempt and am curious to see how it measures up. This is more expensive, but it's the rolls royce of chalk. You do get a better chalk experience, for whatever that is worth to you. Glad to know this product is out there for my chalk needs. Makes me wish I had to use a chalkboard more than once a week. Update: This is good chalk. Definitely puts up the smoothest, creamiest lines. But the Umajirushi DC Chalk DX is easier to write with. As in, less felt friction with when writing. The Hagoromo is buttery creamy smooth, but is a little harder (as in more frictionful) to write with. But this Hagoromo is more expensive, but had better packaging for shipping, and none were broken upon arrival. The Umajirushi had 8+ broken sticks. In the end, it's all just chalk. No doubt the hagoromo is good chalk, but it ain't the only chalk in town. The Umajirushi can give it a run. Update 4/14/24: This is the chalk. Better than the Umajirushi. I've spent enough time burning through both, Hagoromo is the king. Hagoromo has a better coating and better softer consistency through the whole length of the piece.