Sharpie Felt Tip Pens, Fine Point (0.4mm), Assorted Colors, 12 Count - Journaling, Art, Drawing, Markers

They’re Sharpies. But with a fine nib instead of a felt tip. I like that this set comes with extra blue and black pens. Great colours. They write on non-paper items like sea glass and pebbles without smudging too much. That was one of the purposes I got these for so I’m very pleased.

I bought these pens mostly for Journaling! They have been a game changer! I love the variety of colors that you have to choose from, and the way they write is TOP OF THE LINE! They will make anybody's handwriting look absolutely great! They have lasted such a long time, too! I use them all the time, and the only drawback I have found is that they do not come with a case to keep them all together. I keep mine together with a rubber band, but I really wish they had a box or container to keep them in because there are quite a few of them, and it would only make them look that much more professional. I love these pens, though! The colors are bright, they do not smear, the ink flow is amazing, and the writing they produce is top of the line. You will not regret buying these pens, especially if you journal!

Love my Sharpie pens. The colors are bright and crisp. No bleed through! They are perfect for taking notes in my Bible!

Oh boy do I love these pens. I am office supplies addict and overall I have probably thousands of pens. I can never seem to get enough and convince myself that I do need another set to "try" out. I did previously have the black and blue sharpie pens, but when I saw these colors, I was super excited. I wasn't thrilled about the price of the items and the item sat in my cart dormant for quite a few weeks until I "convinced" myself they were NEEDED! I purchased them and the shipping was great, it was packaged well and once I saw them, I knew they were worth the price. I opened them and tested each one out to see how they write and the colors. Most of the time, the color on the outside does not match the actual writing color, however, with these they are very similar and I have no complaints. I guess that is what you get when you pay a increased price for pens, you get better quality items. I have several planners and journals and appointment books that I use for personal use, for my clients and for random thoughts/ideas. These pens are wonderful for that due to the fact that they do not bleed through any of the papers I have tried them on. They also are colorful which makes me happy and encourages me to write more and more. I do love these pens and probably would not share them with anyone. Yes, I am greedy with my office supplies. If you have any questions or concerns, here is my amazon profile: https://www.amazon.com/gp/profile/A3NZ3D0KOZN25J?ie=UTF8&ref_=ya_your_profile

Best daily use pens I’ve ever owned.

I bought this package of sharpie fine point pens after having borrowed one from a friend in class. I absolutely love them. The tips are just the right size to write notes in class and while the ink does not necessarily bleed, if you have thin paper you can see the writing through from the other side. However, since this does not bother me I do not worry about it.The assortment of colors is great if you like to write a certain subject in one color or if you are drawing diagrams like I must in class.There are 2 black pens and 2 blue pens that come included (every other color just has 1 pen) which is nice since they tend to be the colors one uses most often.My only advice is if you write with your pen a certain way YOU MUST rotate the pen every so often (Meaning do not write only with the pen on one side) as the ink tip will tend to flatten that way. I used one pen and solely wrote with the tip facing down and it flattened downwards so that I could ONLY use the pen in this manner.Also KEEP the CAPS on the pens ALWAYS. If you have your pen on your desk and it falls off and it manages to land tip first, the pen will break or split. This is incredibly annoying because when you write you will have two lines instead of a clear one line.Lastly, DO NOT SHAKE THE PENS. Sometimes when you have a pen that the ink is becoming a bit light you will shake the pen to have some ink come out. Do not do this to these pens! I did this once and blue ink exploded all over my apartment, face and desk. I spent a good 1/2 hour trying to wipe ink stains off the floor, walls, and doors. On the bright side the ink comes off very well with no staining on wall paint, doors, or wood floors. Use a wet rag with water and it cleans up nicely.If you have really thin paper the ink will slightly show through on the other side. However, with normal printer paper, card stock, and notecards the ink does not bleed through or really even show through.Other than a few downsides (no pen is perfect) I still would highly recommend them, as they really are nice pens and very handy to keep around and use on a daily basis.UPDATE - I bought a package in September to use for class notes. Using a few of them daily and others sparingly, just now 3 pens ran out of ink (As I write this it is almost the end of April). The ink in the pens surprisingly lasts a long time and does not wear out/fade until about the last 1-2 weeks of its use.

Haven't tried every flair out there, but these are solid. Good price when on sale, very consistent ink flow, no blotchiness. A little more drag than something like a gel roller, because it's technically a marker, but every single color performs well right out of the box like they're supposed to.You wouldn't think I'd have to mention a brand new pen working like it's supposed to as a benefit, but there are literally pens out there that don't work even when they're brand freaking new. Every single of these had bright, vivid, consistent color straight out of the box, and I store them on their side, not vertically, so that the ink doesn't pool to one side of the pen.My penmanship isn't as flowery and nice to look at as some of the examples from the ladies on here, but even with my blocky print that includes a lot of lifting and heavy stroke breaks on and off the paper, they are smooth and controlled.This can be a good thing if you're someone like me who doesn't write cursive script, because these tend to travel in straighter lines than a roller gel does, helping with the kind of block print writing you see in technical or mechanical drawings.

Love these pens - vibrant colors that do bleed through paper. They last a good long while, as well. Bring some whimsy into your life by using colorful pens every day.

Only the pen image is given.. Does not show how thick the lines are.. Expected little more thicker. If that image is given, it will be very much useful for people who like to draw..

Great

Muy buenas plumas, me gusta mucho esta marca.

I was hoping these would do what a regular sharpie marker does, but thinner, but they don't - if you are looking for colourful school book pens, maybe this is the product for you, but I needed markers for flash cards, and these smudge all over them.

Me gustaron , los colores son muy vívidos.