rOtring Tikky Graphic Fibre Tip Pens | 0.10 mm | Black Ink | Burgundy Barrels | Box of 12 Fineliners

Good quality pen. Excellent for fine detail in art work. Ink guilds across paper.

I started off using the Rotring Rapidograph pens for drafting on tracing paper but I never really got on with them. After persisting through several months of increasing frustration I began to look for alternatives. I have tried several different manufacturers but find these to be the best. In theory they don't dry as quickly as the Rapidographs but I can't say I have really noticed. Where the Rapidograph inkflow was temperamental, sometimes flowing smoothly, as often as not coming out uncontrollably, the Tikky pen flows smoothly. I spend far less time scrapping ink overruns than I ever did with the Rapidographs and, with the various sizes available I find the line width is more accurate, no doubt because the ink flows more reliably.

Very well made and ink flows freely. It lasts a long time too. Gave it 4 stars rather than 5 stars as line and writing is not as fine as I would have liked, seems more like a 0.2. Very good value if you do not mind that. Wish they made a 0.05 thickness now.

I saw a review that said only one delivered and assumed it was a one-off, I was wrong. The ad clearly states a box of 12 and the quantity is stated as 1, and it’s reasonable to assume 1 box of 12. I don’t know if this is a scam or just poor admin. Returned for refund, I won’t be buying again.

Great easy flowing pen. I deal for writing notes, and marking up diagrams and plans. Tip does not dry instantly so does not need capped when you have paused for thought.

Fantastic pens, clear and reliable lines. The only thing is that with 0.2mm nibs they wear out quite quickly and can break, but that's not a fault with the manufacture.

Nice fine nib, great for stamp collection.

Bought a number of Rotring pens .. used them when working as designer many years ago .. decided to revisit technical drawing and purchased a variety of pens of different sizes and would just advise one thing .. buy your pens in a blister pack. Those pens purchased 'loose' will not last anywhere as long as they have either started drying out or maybe are not 'pristine'.