Milwaukee 48-22-3104 Inkzall Point Marker, Fine, Black, 4-Pack

Sharpie is the de facto permanent marker standard and has been for decades. When I ask for a marker I say “can you get me a Sharpie?” However these are a game changer and I can never go back, at least with what I carry with me.The tips on these markers are amazing. Any other brand marker the felt tips wear down incredibly easily as they are more mushy and soft like a sponge. Depending on how hard you write, this will negatively impact the marker life. These Milwaukee markers are arguably the firmest tip I’ve ever felt. I can push moderately hard and the tip does not “squish” like cheaper markers do. I have found this to produce a finer line when writing, making my handwriting much clearer and crisp. With this same point alone, the tips wear down significantly slower than Sharpie and other brands. Price wise they seem reasonable and in my opinion worth it.

These are absolutely incredible markers. Amazing job here Milwaukie! These things have lasted me through, like, half a dozen tile and laminate jobs. They are simply incredible. I hate grease pens but before finding these, couldn't find a marker that wouldn't just wash away when the water from the tile saw hit it. These mark on tile really well and won't wash away. They aren't permanent, and the mark can be rubbed away with a good scrubbing from a washcloth, or easily using magic erasers. As advertised, they continue to work even after marking through dirt and sawdust. The points have dulled slightly, but honestly, after half a dozen flooring jobs, they are still sharper than I would otherwise have believed. I honestly feel a little guilty they have lasted me so long. Probably need to buy another pack just to encourage Milwaukie to keep making them.

Great solid markers for word working projects and other projects like flooring. Cheaper than sharpie and home depot and work great.

They are my favorite permanent markers to use as a HVAC Tech. They work great even after they are an abused and encounter grease or water. The only other marker that I like to use are paint markers and Meanstreak wax markers for labeling units that are outdoors exposed to UV light.

I really like these. They are rugged and have a nice fine writing tip. i needed one to write oil change stickers. Normal sharpies will fade, but this seems to last much longer.

These are better than Sharpie, IMO. The tip stays sharp.

everything else sucks, these just work the best. plain and simple.

True to their word... they do write well on damp surfaces.