Sharpie Felt Tip Pens, Fine Point, Blue, 12-Count

What's there not to love about Sharpies? There are Indian equivalents, but then the quality of the Ink and the Tip are both awesome.

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..

These pens give way to your most beautiful handwriting. They are so smooth, they do not bleed, they are my very favorite pen. Cannot write without these! lol! Highly recommend.

The fine tip allows for great accuracy and smooth writing. I use these alot for notes, as the quick dry allows me not to worry about smudges or bleed through.

The media could not be loaded. the only thing i dislike about them is that they are skinny, and i wish they were a little thicker for ease of hold.The colors are great, I’ve left it open for a while without using it and they don’t dry out. It seems like they never will. Half my notes have been written with a black one and it still hasn’t ran out. It’s what i use for everything. I started incorporating more of the colors in my other notes.You can use zebra on them and they don't smear!! You can see them through my leuchtturm notebook but that’s because of the way the pages are made, not the pens fault, i love the fact that it doesn’t bleed at all though, only slightly transparent pages.

If you like Ultra Fine Sharpie markers, you may really like these Sharpie felt tip pens. I ordered and received the Sharpie medium point felt tip pens. Having a smaller diameter, the Sharpie felt tip pens feel better in the hand than the Ultra Fine Sharpie markers.The ink is also different. The ink in these felt tip pens is formulated to be much more resistant to bleeding through paper. With the Ultra Fine Sharpie markers, you are practically guaranteed to bleed through paper every place you start and stop writing. If you let the tip of an Ultra Fine Sharpie marker loiter on paper, it will bleed through big time. The Sharpie medium point felt tip pens however are quite resistant to bleeding through paper. If you are writing on a post-it note, and you write at a normal comfortable pace, all the ink should stay on the top side of the paper. If you let the tip loiter a little, you can get slight bleed through to the back side of the post-it note but not enough bleed through to mark the next post-it note. If you try to create bleed trough with the Sharpie medium point felt tip pens, they will bleed trough and mark the next post-it note. For example, if you draw a 1/16” dot on a post-it note, for a full three seconds (one Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi), the ink will bleed through the paper and create a mark on the next post-it note the size of the tip of the pen.I’m EXTREMELY impressed by the ability of the ink, of the Sharpie felt tip pens, to keep all the ink on the writing side of the paper when writing at a normal speed. This stays true even when writing on inexpensive notebook paper.However, this non-bleed trough ink is not designed to write on plastic. This ink is not designed to penetrate, so writing on plastic won’t work. If you want to write on plastic, you should use an Ultra Fine Sharpie marker.

I love the very thin writing these pens enable