45 Pack Planner Colored Pens, 40 Colors Pens with 5 Stencils, Fineliners for Journal Planner Note Calendar Writing Coloring, Drawing, School Office Art Supplies

These are quality, fine tip felt pens, and the colors are vibrant. They write very smoothly, and comfortably, with both ends on each pen showing what color the ink is for that pen.Their lids click on securely, and the color on both ends of the pens matches the ink color inside pretty well.The felt tip is also strong, lasting well, and the amount of ink inside seems to be plentiful.I am really enjoying using these pens.

I got these to use with my daily planner. The quality is solid, the ink flows well and they don't dry out. Super thin tips so you can use on anything. Makes like a little more whimsical to have a bunch of nice, colored gel pens.

Love the variety of color. They write beautifully and don’t smear. I love having all of the colors. It makes writing more fun.

Beautiful pens, nice and sharp but if you shake them while open the liquid will go everywhere

LOVE these thin pens! So satisfying to write with, even cheaper than the dollar store. Bought the black ones too, really happy. Ink is easy to read.

The ink is great and there’s a lot of shades to choose from, but the caps are tough to get off. They’re on tight and the pen is skinny so it’s hard for our 9 year old to pull them off by herself, but she likes them other than that.

I’ve had these for years but somehow lost track of the brand they were considering the actual pens only say “Fineliner Pens” with the size and I had been keeping them in an off brand pencil case for easier access. I digress, as a traditional artist that likes the appearance of colored lineart with alcohol based markers, I’ve been going CRAZY trying to find this particular brand again, I’ve even tried using other brands of colored fineliners (some being entirely more expensive with less colors). No I mean NO other brand of fineliners under $15 has been able to be used with my alcohol based markers without smudging, bleeding and feathering. When I say feathering, I mean, this weird reaction most fineliners have with my alcohol based markers. Like when you color over a ballpoint pen with a sharpie. It would drive me INSANE. But these not only come in an AMAZING variety of colors, but have such a minimal reaction to my markers. A lot of people want things like this to bullet journal and write, which you can buy just about any fineliner brand for, but If you’re a traditional artist looking for a pen compatible with alcohol based markers like Copics, Prismacolors, Ohuhu, Newtouch/TouchNew/Touch (etc.), Artist’s Loft, and Sharpies, all are compatible with these fineliners. I could go on forever about how much I ADORE THESE!！！ They’re AWESOME! Definitely worth the price！！

These pens are amazing! I've never had an issue with one being dry, and they write smoothly every time. Whenever someone asks for a pen set, I always come back to buy these. They're definitely my go-to.