ZEBRA MILD LINER, Double Sided Highlighter Noble Color, 5 Set (WKT7-5C-NC)

Ink from a wet pen. These highlighters have become my new favorites! However, be aware that they can bleed through thin paper (such as notebook paper) and drag wet pen ink. I'm just too happy to have cool-toned highlighters to give it a second thought. While I wouldn't use these in my actual textbooks because they bleed, they look great in my revision notes and can be built in color. I like the idea of having two tips, but I don't think there's much of a difference between using the "Bold" end's very tip versus the "Fine" end's very tip. Aside from that, after having this pack for a semester, I decided to commit and order the three-pack of all the colors. I've included a photo from a page in my A-Z guide. P notes to show how easy it is to see where your strokes overlap, which can be useful for highlighting text or nerve-wracking. For perfectionists, it's a nightmare. I also included a photo to show how it looks when it bleeds through notebook paper and streaks slightly.

Giselle Mendoza

| Jul 07, 2021

These highlighters are a personal favorite of mine. Not only are there a variety of colors to choose from, but they're also chisel-friendly. and bullet-proof tipped. The two ends are useful for basic text highlighting as well as underlining and accentuating other notes or drawings. These highlighters are something I use on a daily basis and they've held up admirably. I also have the original orange/yellow/light blue/light pink/turquoise-green pack, which has lasted me well over a year of heavy use. These have only lost a small amount of pigment and strength, but they're still usable. The lime-green/dark periwinkle blue/lavender/gray/dark-gray/dark-gray/dark-gray/dark-gray/dark-gray/dark-gray/dark-gray/d coral- The most pigmented colors in the pink set are blue and pink, which can be a little unappealing at times. TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR
Pros:
- I love using them for all kinds of notes because they come in such a wide range of colors. taking pictures and making drawingsbr>- enduringbr>br>- slick and consistent, fits easily into pencil casesbr>- dual- br>br>Cons: br>br>tips = versatile and usefulbr>br>
- coral- deep pink and deep purple Depending on the applied pressure and paper, periwinkle (and possibly others) may be too dark (potentially obscuring the text). br>- EDIT (7/12/16): It smears a little more than I'd like. br>- EDIT (7/12/16): The bullet and chisel tips are definitely squished and smooshed, compromising the highlight's accuracy!.

Donovan Cooper

| Feb 24, 2021

These are fantastic! They're ideal for taking notes and keeping track of your progress in a bullet journal. I like the colors; they're not garish neon colors like regular highlighters, so your notes appear cleaner and more organized. They are fantastic! br>The fine tip end is also great for doodling and lettering. They don't bleed through paper, but if they come into contact with handwritten notes, they smear a little. br>The packaging is also very nice; the pens come in a reusable plastic case that, while not particularly durable, is useful for organization and makes it easy to toss them in your bag. br>I swatched each color to show how it looks, and the pictures also include a smear/bleed test.

Lochlan Rios

| Jan 11, 2021

All of your needs can be met with colored highlighters! After noticing a trend on Instagram and attempting to follow it, I recently began bullet journaling. Many people use them as a light source. As a result, I went ahead and purchased some colored highlighters of my own. I bought it primarily for the grey color because I prefer to keep my pages simple, but the other colors are also lovely and don't show up too brightly on paper (see photos). br>br>These highlighters are incredible, and they're especially useful if you want to see the words they're highlighting! There are two ways to use them: For finer lines, use the fine tip, and for more common highlighting, use the flat tip. 2 in 1! Because the color is light, you can overlap and highlight it several times for added emphasis or to darken it. The presentation is also fantastic! If you need a small carrier, it can easily hold a few highlighters, pens, or other writing implements. br>br>Some people have mentioned bleed-through. through. I've never had this happen to me, but it could be due to the type of paper you're using. It won't bleed through if you use good quality paper (I'm using a Muji notebook in this photo). I've never had a highlighter dry out on me, either. Just remember to close them up after each use! br>br>I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is starting to bullet journal and wants highlighters, anyone who is a student and wants highlighters that allow them to see words underneath, and anyone who wants to keep their notes organized and color-coded. Make things with code!.

Noah Woodard

| Jan 14, 2021

I'm also going to keep them in the case they came in because it's sturdy and has a fold-in place for the cover. They were not dried out when I received them, and I have had no issues with them thus far. I really like the grey color because it's something I've never seen before in a highlighter! Each color, as well as the two different thicknesses, are represented by a swatch.

Nathalia Gomez

| Dec 13, 2021

First and foremost, these take a long time to arrive. Forever. And the delivery date was being pushed back and forth. I understand, and I was aware of this when I placed my order, as they were being shipped directly from Japan. But, in all seriousness, infinity. They are excellent midliners aside from that. Double- It's two-sided, which is nice, and it has a chisel and a pointed tip. They're a little "wet," so at the end of a stroke, they might bleed through the paper. The colors, on the other hand, are lovely, light, and not overly saturated. They come highly recommended from me.

Giovanni RAHMAN

| Jan 31, 2021