Dustless Chalk for Kids - 12 PCS Colored Non-toxic Twistable Sidewalk Chalk with Holder, Back to School Dust-free Washable Toddler Chalk, Art Tool for Children Outdoor Blackboard Drawing Writing

These are so good for kids... definitely more "crayon like" but wipe off our white board and chalk board so easy!!

Great chalk that doesnt get messy, break easily, or get dust everywhere. Colors are very vibrant

This is not sidewalk chalk!! Stains concrete and pavers. Did not come off with dawn soap or scrubbing. Don’t give your toddler to draw with.

Way more waxy than normal chalk. You cannot blend colors like you can with chalk. the clean up takes a bit more elbow grease than chalk as well, but it does clean up nicely with a wet paper towel. I do like that these are dustless, and the colors are nice overall. I feel like these are best used for those "sandwich" boards outside of shops/cafe's that you see. I wouldn't recommend these for a regular chalk board (i.e. in a classroom) or as sidewalk chalk. the twist up feature also keeps hands clean. decent overall but likely will not buy again

Great product & keeps kids hands clean

Dustless but hard to clean off of a chalkboard

Recently painted a chalk wall in my kids room but when priming it with regular chalk, it made a huge mess on the baseboard, carpet, and our hands. So I started looking for other options but found out chalk markers are only for non-porous surfaces not walls that have painted. So back to research. These popped up and even though I have never heard of such a thing, I decided to give them a chance. Eureka! They are perfect for what we needed! Easy to use even for the 3 year old. Love the variety of colors so my oldest can really make his drawings pop! Definitely will repurchase! Hope this reviews helps!

We're on our second round of these, we love them. They last a good while, the colors are as you'd hope for them to look like, they fit well in your little ones hands. Worth the money. We use them on our chalkboard thats in the house almost daily. ....and theyre not messy. You just need to use a damp rag or wet paper towel to get it off and take a dry one behind it. Start again.