Mr. Pen- Pens, Fineliner 36 Pack, 0.4 mm, Pens Fine Point, Colored Journal Journals Supplies, Bible Pen Set, Art Writing Tip Markers

These are great especially for the price ! Will for sure buy again!Good for stencils too. And as long as you don’t press down too hard or shade too dark they don’t bleed through or smear, they aren’t as bright as I thought but are super cute 🥰 (the dark blue used on the birds is from a different set ,all the flowers an leaves are from this set )

Great fineliners! Hard to find Fine (alwayss find medium). These are so easy to use, last a long time, and never leak. I will be ordering more.

This is my review of the "Mr. Pen" fineliner pens, set of 36. The set arrived undamaged and appeared to be all new. None of the pens had leaked or exploded. None of them came apart when I took the cap off. One pen had just a little dried ink on the tip but worked fine.The caps are a little tough to remove – I assume they’ll become looser as I use them. The cap colors are mostly accurate (except for a light brown that turned out to be orange, and a peach hiding out among the purples). I didn’t have the issue so many other folks had, with the caps rolling away – maybe the manufacturer fixed it at the design level? The caps on my set are triangular, like the pens’ barrels, and they have clips, so they stay put.The description says the points are 0.4 mm, just a little thicker than Staedtler’s 0.3 mm, but when I swatch tested them, the line is actually a little thinner. You get a very sharp, fine line with no blobs or smearing. The 'feel' is a little dry/scratchy. If you’re looking for a rich, flowing line, this isn’t it, but I’ve been using them today for a very small sketch with fine details, and they’re really growing on me.I feel like I got what I wanted – specifically a good assortment of purple/pink colors (orchid, magenta, etc.) As for the other colors: black/gray/brown were good. The reds and oranges looked dingy to me – there wasn’t anything that looked like a bright, true red. One of the yellows was dried out, so I tossed it. Two of the other yellows were very faint. There are a couple of nice greens, but several are too light/dry. The blues are all nice and usable, including two very pretty lighter blues.These pens might be great for traveling – if you lose one, or forget them in your hotel room, it’s not a big deal, where you might not want to travel with your best pens.If you need an exact color (say, just the right green to finish a drawing) this set wouldn’t be a good choice because it’s such a mixed bag. But if you just want to draw/write with a range of colors, and not spend a lot of money, I think these are fine.

he Mr. Pen Fineliner Pens 12-pack is a heaven-sent tool for all my note-taking and underlining needs, especially when delving into the pages of my cherished Bible!These pens are like precision instruments, with their ultra-fine tips creating clean and sharp lines that bring my Bible study to life. They glide effortlessly across the pages, making note-taking a pleasure rather than a chore. Whether I'm jotting down thoughts, highlighting meaningful verses, or adding personal reflections, these pens deliver every time.The variety of colors in the pack adds a touch of creativity to my Bible study routine. It's like a vivid palette that allows me to color-code and organize my thoughts, making the scriptures even more accessible and engaging. The ink is smudge-proof, so my precious Bible remains pristine and cherished for years to come.If you're looking for pens that enhance your Bible study experience, the Mr. Pen Fineliner Pens 12-pack is an essential addition to your stationery arsenal. Their smooth performance and vibrant colors will make your Bible come alive with personal insights and connections. Say goodbye to smudged notes and hello to a whole new level of study delight!

I have only tried these out once, doodling with each to check the colors out. Unlike others, I had not leaking right out of the package. The caps were pretty easy to remove also. However, there are two colors that don't even show up, a yellow and a lime green. The nibs are fragile, some bent right out of the package, others bending with the lightest tough. I draw and write with a very light touch, so there was no undo pressure on these. The ink seemed to flow smoothly, there's a nice variety of color, the cost is very low compared to other liners I use. In this case, you get what you pay for: I don't have near the issues with more pricey markers that I had with these and don't expect to buy them again.

I wanted to like these. I did. They are lots of fun colors, very legible and don’t soak through pages (even Bible pages!) as advertised. However, the pens fall apart! If i put the cap on the back of the pen while I use it, when I pull the cap off the back to return it to the writing tip, it pulls the end off the pen, making an ink mess and ruining the stability of the pen. The cap also does not come off the writing tip easily. After many uses, it starts to pull off the tip, opening the pen, making a big ink mess and disemboweling the pen. After this has happened once, there is no repair - the pen will do this on every use. I’ve had this happen to each pen I’ve used - and four are ruined so far. Super disappointed because these worked well for book note-taking!

Great value, great selection of colors, consistent and precise lines. I don't think they are archival quality, but great product for the price. BTW I think this is a set of 150 pens, but there are 2 of each color. Just FYI