Sharpie Felt Tip Pens, Fine Point (0.4mm), Felt Tip Markers, Black, 12 Count - Journaling, Art, Drawing, Teacher, Back to School

Sharpie Felt Tip Pens ReviewI really like these Sharpie felt tip pens! The fine 0.4 mm tip makes writing smooth and precise, which is great for journaling, notes, planners, and drawing. The black ink is bold and dries quickly, and the pens are comfortable to use. Having 12 in a pack is also convenient and makes this a great value. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a reliable fine-tip pen!

I keep experimenting with different pens, but always return to this one. Great for writing, line drawings and never have to worry about bleeding.

Sharpie pens are always a good writing pen. Don't bleed on paper and are PERMANENT.

Love these felt tip pen-marker. They right well and do not bleed through most papers. I have purchased many times and use on request basis. I enjoy how they flow across the page. I don’t use cheap bottom grade paper. I require good paper and pens and markers that flow well. These are my go to for a cheaper alternative to Micron ones which I also love.

You get exactly what you expect with this name brand item.

These pens write really well. The box was smashed but I use a courier to get my packages outside the US to where I live so after being tossed around during transit it was inevitable. Writing with them is so smooth and satisfying.

I conducted a Great Pen Review a few months ago, in which I purchased a 12-pack of the following 0.5mm pens and distributed them to friends and family for evaluation:Pilot Precise V5 Stick Rolling Ball Pen, Micro Point, 0.5 mm, Black Barrel/Ink (35334), 12-CountPentel EnerGel Liquid Gel Pen, Fine Needle Tip, Blue Barrel, Black Ink, Box of 12 (BLN15-A)Pilot G2 Retractable Gel Ink Roller Ball Pen, Extra Fine Point, Clear Barrel, Black Ink, 12-Count (31002)uni-ball 207 Retractable Micro Point Gel Pens, 12 Black Ink Pens(61255)Sharpie Pen Fine Point Pen, 12 Black Pens (1742663)The overall favorites were definitely the V5 and the EnerGel. The EnerGel was generally preferred by those who liked a higher ink flowrate, while the V5 was preferred by those who liked a lower flowrate. First impressions of the Uniball 207 were quite good, but occasionally these pens drew the ire of my reviewers when they stopped writing seemingly randomly with large volumes of ink still remaining. The Pilot G2 was scratchy and terrible all-around; this appears to be a problem with the 0.5mm tip size, as I have heard great things about the G2 0.7mm.The Sharpie pen, while better than expected, feels like a marker (because it is) and doesn't seem to have very broad street appeal. When first encountering this pen, many reviewers wrote a few letters, stopped, and examined the pen closely in an effort to figure out what the heck I had just handed them. While some reviewers warmed to the marker-y, sometimes squeaky writing characteristics of this pen after taking it home and writing with it for a few months, others absolutely hated it and refused to use it again.That being said, this is a highly unique pen and definitely the highest-performance marker pen I have come across. Ink delivery is much steadier than you might expect from a marker, and I never encountered problems with the pen 'going dry' or expiring with ink remaining, like I did with the G2 0.5mm and occasionally the 207's.If you like the feel of writing with a marker, you'll likely write this pen. If not... check out the Pilot Precise V5s and the Pentel EnerGels instead.

Love these for taking notes. Absorbs fast into paper so no smudging like some ball points do. They last a long time so it's a decent value. A very fine point for small handwriting too. Only thing of note is that if you hold the pen on the paper it will keep drawing ink down so you can end up with a blotch in that spot.

I ordered a replacement for my previous order (3/12 pens working) but the box of pens they sent for replacement did not work at all --- all 12 pens have dried out ink! So disappointed!

Mis plumas favoritas, duran mucho, pintan perfecto, no te cansas y no se corren

Good line quality and colour pay off, genuinely doesn't bleed through paper even with multiple passes. More ink than other similarly priced fineliners. Average tip wear, nothing to complain about. Great value for the price.

Perfect pens for daily use.

Excellent for fine writing. plus sold at a good price.