Why a Tri-Conderoga?

Dixon Ticonderoga pencil on a dark background for artistic purposes

Larger diameter pencils are more comfortable for hands to hold while writing. Triangular-shaped pencils are great for promoting proper grip. But what if a pencil was both? Meet the Tri-Conderoga! These pencils have proven to be a winning combination perfect for writers of all ages.

The Tri-Conderoga has a soft-touch grip, which provides extra comfort when writing. The larger diameter of the pencil makes it easier to hold for small hands learning to write, individuals developing motor skills, and for arthritic hands to write with less pain. No matter the use case, everyone can enjoy the comfort this pencil provides.

Whether it be a child practicing letters of the alphabet or an adult writing down grandma’s secret recipe, the shape of the Tri-Conderoga allows people to write longer without fatigue. The three flat sides of the triangular pencil naturally conform to your fingers’ shape, promoting proper grip. This ergonomic pencil grip prevents hands from tiring as easily as traditional round or hexagonal shaped pencils because the hand is less strained when writing.

The Tri-Conderoga provides a stable grip, giving hands more control over the movement of their pencil. Artists are able to create defined lines and consistent, even shading with ease. Carpenters can accurately sketch their measurements. The triangular eraser is just as precise with each edge ready for clean mark removal.

The smooth, sophisticated design of the Tri-Conderoga immediately grabs your attention. The pencil is covered in a buttery soft, black matte finish. The triangular eraser is black to match, securely held by its signature green & gold ferrule. Embossed in the center of the pencil is a metallic gold Dixon Tri-Conderoga logo, making you feel like it is the Cadillac of pencils.

In the world of writing instruments, the Tri-Conderoga is a hidden gem for all ages. Once people discover all the unique features of these pencils, they can’t put them down…and if they do, they won’t roll off their desk!

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