CrayolaClicks Retractable Tip Markers (10ct), Stocking Stuffers for Kids & Toddlers, Cone Tip Washable Art Marker Set, Coloring Book Supplies, No Dry, 3+

These have been so nice for my toddler! He isn’t the best with remembering to click them closed but even after being “open” most of a day they still have color when being used! Overall I prefer these to the typical markers.

Bought these markers for my kids to use on the go on trips or at restaurants. The design means no lost caps and yet somehow the markers don’t dry out. The tips are sturdy and put up with the abuse of my two year old. There’s the right mix of colors and the markers are chunky enough to make it easy to draw for little hands. And thankfully, these markers really are washable, although they can be hard to wash out of skin. If they get on clothes, I’ve had the best luck rinsing with water, treating with stain remover, and then soaking (with oxygen cleaner if needed). I find the soaking really helps get the dyes out of fabric the best.Note: It does take some pressure to click these open. My 4 yo has no problem doing so but my 2 yo needs some help.

I love retractable markers. No more looking for covers and making sure they go on the right colors. Just click to open and click to close. Easy enough for my daughter to manage on her own. Nice quality, bright colors. Definitely worth a purchase.

As a parent, I’ve accepted that my home will never be a minimalist haven. But I draw the line at rogue marker caps turning my living room into a minefield. Enter Crayola Clicks Retractable Markers—the unsung heroes of my household.No Caps, No Cry:These markers are capless wonders. No more pleading with my kids to find the missing cap before the marker dries out. Just a satisfying click, and we’re in business. It’s like the pen equivalent of a mic drop—click and done.Vibrant Colors That Pop:The colors are so bold and bright, they make my kids’ drawings look like they hired a professional. Even my stick figures have never looked better.Washable Wonders:My toddler decided our beige couch needed a rainbow makeover. Thanks to these markers being washable, a little elbow grease and some soap made that rainbow disappear faster than my patience during bedtime.Perfect for On-the-Go Creativity:We took these on a road trip, and they were a game-changer. No caps to lose in the car seats, and the retractable design meant no accidental artwork on the upholstery. It was almost like traveling with well-behaved, quiet children. Almost.Eco-Friendly Bonus:Knowing that Crayola invests in renewable energy and sustainable practices makes me feel a tad better about the mountain of paper my kids go through.Final Thoughts:If you’re tired of dried-out markers, lost caps, and impromptu wall murals, do yourself a favor and get these. Your walls, furniture, and sanity will thank you.

Perfect for road trips! Colors are great. Also kids don’t have caps to lose.

I have given up on my child ever being able to use regular capped markers. The caps go missing and they end up dried out (but not before finding it onto random surfaces in my house). Or, he just uses them to make trains. Y'all know what I mean.First take after using each one to write Hello.... the black is most definitely NOT black. It's a deep turquoise. I grabbed some other black markers I had handy to show the difference - and it's obvious. I also tried a couple of the closest looking alcohol markers I have and while the Crayola one is bluer, it's easy to see the difference.Otherwise, for my kid, I quite like them.Overall: They are nice and sturdy, color better than the basic ones, which I feel bleed way too much. Good enough for my 4 year old, probably for a decent length of time.Pro- Tips haven't been smashed by my Hulk-like 4 year old.- Coloring with them is a better experience to focus on JUST coloring, not losing the attention of a 4 year old obsessed with trains....- Nice basic rainbow color selection. The purple in particular is quite nice.- They don't have caps that get lost! Of course.- Don't bleed too much.Con:- Go to the doctor, Black Marker. You're looking a little green.- Almost a DOLLAR per marker....- Kinda stiff mechanism for clicking - easy for adults, a little harder for little ones. Maybe not all that bad, considering he needs help sometimes before unleashing his artistic hurricane on every non-paper surface of my house.Not tested: The test of time. We've only been using them a few days.

Recently, my kids, aged 6 and 4, have taken a keen interest in art and crafts, especially drawing and coloring every single day. It's been wonderful to see their creativity flourish, but we've had our fair share of dried-out markers. The caps would either be forgotten or would fall off because they were too loose.Then, I came across these amazing washable markers that have been a game-changer for us! These markers are perfect for my little ones because they don't have to worry about putting the cap back on. The pressing mechanism is simple enough for them to handle with ease. The colors are incredibly vibrant, and my kids absolutely love using them. Plus, the markers are just the right size for their little hands, making them easy to grip and use daily.One of the best features is their washability. Given their age, my kids sometimes color outside the lines and onto the table or floor (they enjoy coloring on the hardwood floor). Cleaning up the marker stains is a breeze, which is a huge relief for me. All in all, these markers have been a fantastic purchase and have made our art sessions much more enjoyable.Definitely worth considering if you have young ones who love to draw and color!