Royal & LangnickelSoft Grip Paint Brushes (5 Piece Brush Set)

Excellent product , easy to use.

Great brushes, been using them for several weeks and they keep their shape, alot better than expensive brushes I bought.

Good quality brusges

Only used two so far, but very nice and easy to clean.

Nice variety of brushes, good quality, can get stained but doesn’t effect quality.

Love these! Easy to hold and clean.

Love these paintbrushes I use them all the time and they’re great value! The soft grip is great and helps control the paint brush.

It’s true the brides are hard to clean. After one use they were stained dark blue/green. Although I don’t mind a little discolouring but it’s hard to tell when the brushes are truly clean this way. Other than that I’m happy with the quality. Very nice to use with some good oil paints!

I did a lot of looking for paint brushes and I'm so glad that I got this brand. They are really good brushes as well as the price point. I especially like the grip for no slip. Very comfortable in hand, light weight and balanced. The brush is nice, soft and moves freely. Not stiff at all. I ordered another set from a different company which are good brushes but I prefer these much better.

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Des pinceaux très polyvalents, surtout la grosse brosse plate. D'autres pour lesquels je ne voyais pas d'utilité au départ mais qui se sont avérés utiles. Je regrette néanmoins que l'apparence de départ lorsque secs (poils collés et propres) se perde pour des poils plus ébouriffés, mais ça ne semble pas changer grand chose lors de l'utilisation des pinceaux.

I paint portraits professionally and these are the only brushes I use for commissions. They are comfortable to hold and the brush returns to its original shape when washed. Acrylics work great with these brushes, I highly recommend them!

Not the highest quality brushes in the world but they aren't trying to be. The bristles will stain like any other light fiber but it doesn't affect the usage. I haven't had any shedding at all and the grip is nice. I probably use the rigger/script the most. I mostly do watercolor and ink work with these.