Sargent Art 400-Count Crayon Class Pack, Best-Buy Assortment, 3-5/8 Inch, 55-3220

Bought these crayons to give away to kids on Easter. We split them up in to snack-sized baggies and gave them to kids in church with coloring books. The value is great, and the crayons are good for what we needed. These are not as smooth and clear as crayola, but we weren't expecting them to be. All in all, however, these are good quality and better than a lot of restaurant or off-brand crayons.The box is divided into 8 sections and the crayons are loose, but color sorted in the 8 sections. These are not individually wrapped collections of crayons. I recommend them!

Bought these for a kindergarten classroom. They are a good deal for kids that break crayons and lose them lol

I participate in Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes. I believe in sending 8 basic colors to the kids, less is more. 50 (8) crayons boxes cost a lot more money. I can just slip the crayons in a pouch with the pencils. I also include a copy of a color chart with instructions as to how to make other colors. I like Sargent Art.

There were 400 crayons 8 of each color. There were at least 17 crayons broken. The tips were broken off. We are dividing them into sets of 8. I don't think the box they are in is sturdy enough. disappointed.

Crayons to waxy not rich colors cheap just buy the best crayon as!

I am a server, I purchased these for the children to color. No broken or paper ripped off. They are great.

I run an art club at my school and needed lots of the basic colors. I was iffy to buy an off brand of crayons, as some of them can be poor quality. When the box arrived, I didn't notice any broken crayons. The inside divider was bent between two colors, but the crayons were fine. They color well, almost as well as the name brand. They are a little waxier, but the colors are still rich. They are lasting pretty well. I will buy again if I need crayons in bulk again.

I bought these to take on a mission trip for children's ministry. Though only 8 colors they worked wonderfully and there were plenty to share. We could put each color in a snack zip bag so each child could have his own. Think of how special this can be for children in 3rd world countries to be given a few crayons and think about adding a coloring book along with it.

Decent value