STAEDTLERDouble-Ended Fiber-Tip Pens, Non-Permanent Ink, Fine & Bold Writing and Coloring Tips, 120 Assorted Colors, 3200 TB120, Multicoloured (3200 TB120ST)

I'm absolutely thrilled with these pens!✍️ Dual Tips: With both fine and bold tips, these pens offer endless possibilities for writing, drawing, and coloring. I love having the flexibility to switch between line weights without changing pens.🖊️ Smooth and Vibrant: The ink flows effortlessly, creating smooth lines and vibrant colors. Whether I'm writing notes or coloring in a detailed illustration, the results are always impressive.🌈 Washable Ink: No need to worry about accidental spills or stains! The washable ink makes cleanup a breeze, even on clothing and furniture.🎨 Versatile Use: These pens are perfect for everything from bullet journaling and scrapbooking to adult coloring books and art projects. They're a must-have for any creative endeavor.🛍️ Value Pack: The fact that these pens come in a value pack is a bonus! With multiple colors to choose from, I can let my imagination run wild.Overall, these Double-Ended Fiber-Tip Pens have quickly become a staple in my art supplies. They're versatile, reliable, and make every project more enjoyable. I highly recommend them to anyone who loves to create! 🖌️📒✨

Double ended and multiple angles can be achieved for beautiful handwriting—-so many colors…such a bargain, high quality markers!

I use these for adult coloring books. The colors are gorgeous, the ink is very smooth, and you can build up the color based on how many strokes you use. I love that these are dual ended. I didn't think I'd use the fine tip much, since I also have the fineliner pens, but I love the fine tips for areas where you want to fill in more quickly than a pen but also get a smoother stroke. They're a good middle ground between the pens and the wide tip. Totally recommend these, but beware--once you use them, you'll never be able to go back!

Tbh I am not the biggest fan of water based markers to me they are streaky and tear paper up but I've been getting into the disney cbn mystery books and unfortunately they are double sided so no alcohol makers staedtler seem to be the best budget option although $50 for markers is that really budget idk lol I did have one marker dried up # 62 on my numbering chart which is a bummer but what can you do I did a page with them and honestly hated the way it looked so I tried covering all the streaky lines with pencils and that didn't really help either I'll show you a pic of my pitiful work but I did learn and I think the next pic will be better I'm an alcohol marker kind of girl so trying to make these work will take some practice because I love the disney book and I want to be able to use markers and pencils that's how I like to color I love pencils but they take a long time to do a picture the end result is beautiful but sometimes I just want to use pencils for shading anyway I getting off topic if you like water based markers then you should try these it's a pretty good color range I was able to match my color key in the book with this set.

I was so excited for these, there are a couple of issues though. So, these come with 120 colors- so you get a very large selection of colors and hues. They are also dual tipped, with one very fine tip (not a micro tip) and it’s a very stiff tip, perfect for small details. The other tip is a small bullet tip (similar to Crayola super tips) which make it ideal for coloring small or large areas. They aren’t numbered and they don’t have color names, which irritates me personally, but some people don’t mind it. I sort of had to name and number them myself just to organize them better. The case isn’t sturdy at all, I wish the company would invest in better packaging; I personally really appreciate that. They are extremely “juicy”, and by that I mean you kinda need a paper towel to wipe them off before coloring with them because they’ll pool. I chose to keep them because of the variety of colors and the dual tips, as much as it is a messy marker to use; I have found them to be quite helpful when coloring. I bought them specifically for the Disney color by numbers coloring books, and I do like them for that- especially with the fine tip and those small lines; they come in handy. I already have the Ohuhu Pupe markers which I love a lot more but they don’t come with nearly as many colors. At first, I didn’t know about the pooling issue so on one part of my picture it’s a lot darker than I needed or wanted it to be- but trial and error I guess. I use a paper towel now, to wipe between colorings, so I don’t find it that big of an issue. However, it’s worth mentioning.

This product is awesome. Fantastic selection of colours. They work well. I have not had any leaking problems, but then again, I am accustomed to getting marker on my skin and clothes. The quality is excellent. I suggest using watercolour paper if you plan on doing a lot of blending and shading ie going over the same area multiple times. They almost behave like water colours since the texture of them is very wet.

These are the best markers ever! I love this brand! The reason I draw is because it is super relaxing and kind of meditative for me. If the markers don’t flow smoothly it is far less enjoyable. The smoothness of the flow is what’s great about these. Lots of different colors. The cap’s definitely don’t always match the marker color. But I just test it before starting to draw w it.

The markers have nice color and work well when the casing is intact, but the construction quality is terrible. Some markers separated from their plastic casing, some have broken plastic casing, and some poured ink out when uncapped.