60 Fine Tip Pens, Colored Fine Tip Markers - 60 Unique, 0.4 mm, Fine Point Pens for Diaries, Adult Coloring Books - Felt Tip Pens, Art Supplies Colored Pens for Drawings, Journaling

They're ideal for coloring with fine detail. Last but not least, each cap closes tightly, which is ideal for preventing the paint from drying out. br>I'm going to go out and buy some more to give as gifts.

Brycen Gallagher

| Aug 04, 2021

These are excellent pens of exceptional quality. Small details benefit from the thin tips. They have a color chart with an image to color on the reverse side, which is a nice touch. It would be nice if the color names on the list were also on each of the pens. In addition, the company sends a variety of printable coloring pages, which is fantastic. I am pleased with my purchase and will recommend it to others.

Elian Munoz

| Jan 04, 2021

Although the markers arrived on time, I was unable to locate them. I was about to report that I hadn't received it after waiting 48 hours. However, one of my neighbors called to say that in the rain, there were some glasses and a package in my yard. They were all there, to be sure. My package was apparently stolen from my front door by the 7-month-old Doberman puppy next door. He'd thrown away the reading glasses I'd ordered. However, before he could destroy the markers, he hit a roadblock! He couldn't get to the markers because of the nice metal case they came in (and the risk of injuring himself if he did)! br>br>As a result, the markers' barrels are extremely thin. Because the barrels are so small, I gave "Easy to hold" a four-star rating. That's because I'm suffering from a shoulder, ulnar nerve, and carpal tunnel syndrome. They do, however, appear to be quite attractive. br>br>The metal case has a hinged lid with the colors listed on the inside side; there aren't any colors on the markers, but I fixed that by writing numbers next to each color on the inside and then on the corresponding pen with a Sharpie permanent marker in silver. That's just in case they fall out of their trays and become mixed up. That brings me to the presentation. Each of the three trays contains 20 markers. The trays are a little flimsy, but I didn't expect them to be as good as they are for the price. (I fixed the flimsiness by cutting out a couple of heavy card stock pieces for each and taping them to the bottom of the trays. ) They're a little more durable as a result of this. Finger "holes" in the trays make it simple to remove them. br>br>As I mentioned, the markers have a very fine tip and don't put out a lot of ink in a single line; they're fine for coloring, but it takes a little longer than with a larger tip. br>br>For the price, I'd recommend these to anyone. I didn't expect much because other Sharpie products haven't been as fine as the Sharpie very fine tips. This makes me very happy!.

Emir Ray

| May 25, 2021

I recently received these and was pleasantly surprised by how fine the tip was. The company sends you an email explaining why these aren't suitable for large areas of coloring. Zentangle, on the other hand, is a great fit for them. I have a lot of Micron pens, but I really like the tips on these, and the variety of colors for the price is incredible.

Mylah Lane

| Oct 19, 2021

They come in a medal tin case with 60 different colors to choose from, which I really like! There will be no doubles. The case comes with a color chart, but the majority of the colors are not the ones listed, so I recommend making your own color chart with swatches, which is what I did. I'm giving them a five-star rating because they're fantastic! The only thing I don't like about the fineliners is that the lid is difficult to close, which hurts my hand at times. I'm not sure if this is to prevent them from drying out too quickly, but for the price and how well they work, I'll definitely be buying more!.

Siena Bond

| Aug 26, 2021

In its description, this company promises 100% satisfaction guarantee. Although, in my case, I contacted Zenacolor to inform them that some of the pens were skipping and unusable, and that the tin in which they were packaged was dented. That happened a week ago. Zenacolor and Amazon have yet to respond to my request for assistance in resolving the issue. I trust Amazon, particularly during this pandemic, to properly advertise their products, which will be reflected in the vendors they choose to work with. This product is not suitable for adult coloring, which is why I purchased it, as it is scratchy and does not lay down smoothly. It's just too costly to keep! In the future, I will not buy from Zenacolor. If this trend continues, I'm going to have to reconsider my commitment to Amazon as a regular shopper.

Priscilla Petersen

| Dec 09, 2021

I've been using larger tips for the majority of my work, so the fineline will take some time to get used to. However, the color flows smoothly and lays down a nice, solid line; they also come in a really nice tin, and because it's a new product, the company offers things like a free coloring page every week if you register on their website; and because it's a new product, the company offers things like a free coloring page every week if you register on their website.

Alaia Garrison

| Apr 19, 2021

These are the most inconvenient pens I've ever encountered. Not only are the tips so small that you're afraid they'll break when you use them, but the caps are EXTREMELY difficult to open and close! They don't come in many DIFFERENT colors (may appear that way in the presentation, but when you use them, you'll see the colors are almost identical to each other) and they don't come with many DIFFERENT colors (may appear that way in the presentation, but when you use them, you'll see the colors are almost identical And they're already out of ink after only using it for one picture. In one way, this is beneficial to me because I won't feel guilty about discarding them. However, on the other hand. . . It's a complete squander of cash. I'm just going to keep using the Bic Flairs I've been using. I would not purchase this item again. br>br>.

Johanna Robertson

| Jul 23, 2021