Paper Mate Ultra Fine Tip 16-Pack Candy Pop Colors

Great pens. All of them are in perfect working condition. I love the ultra fine tips for writing in my calendar.

I print very small so I like an extra extra fine point tip on any of my pens to prevent it looking like a big blob if anything bleeds together. These seem to be my go-to and a recurring purchase for me as they are the perfect tip size for my writing. I can write in a small space and it is still legible and does not bleed together or bleed through the paper. I only wish that I could find more colors offered in the extra fine rather than the medium point felt tip pens! They are a little on the pricey side however the older ones are still not dried out entirely it is mostly that I have lost them over the last year so purchased another package they lost a very long time for any felt tip water-based ink pen. The quality and the color is great so I am willing to pay a little more than some others that are offered for less money. I have tried others and learned that when it comes to pens you definitely get what you pay for if you pay a little more you're going to get a long-lasting worthwhile writing device that will last you a long time others I have tried in the fineliner and extra fine tip pen style have dried up easily or the tip has actually snapped in the first couple uses and we're just a waste of money to begin with.

Works great .Granddaughter needed this specific brand and colors for a special project in her art classes. It worked really well. The Lids are nice and tight so they will last a long time. Colors are unusually pretty and have good depth.

I absolutely adore the Papermate Flair Pens. I have always purchased the regular (fine) point version. When I saw they had ultra fine, I had to try them. These have officially become my favorite pens ever.I am a teacher so I am able to use the fun colors for grading, and then the boring old black and blue for when I need to write anything normal.Pros:- Design: I like that the pen is silver with a colored top so I can tell these apart from the same set I have in the fine point (with those, the entire pen is the same color as the top.)- While the ink is darker than a normal ballpoint pen, it does not bleed through so you can still read if something is written on the back of a page.- They write smoothly with no skipping and they start writing on the first movement (no drawing circles in the corner to get the ink flowing!)- The life of these pens is really great compared to other brands of felt pens. They dry out eventually but I can write a LOT before it happens.- A bonus when ordering (for me) was that it came in a clear plastic holder so it keeps them all together in my bag.Cons: This style of pen will not last as long as a ballpoint pen. But that doesn't bother me because I love writing with these so much more. I wish you could buy a dozen pack of some of the more fun colors (purple, light blue, etc) in the ultra fine. I have only seen black, blue, and red.Great product, great value! I will be back to order more!

We love these fine Pena, but we're disappointed one arrived cracked and unusable.

Glides nicely on paper, especially for an extra fine, and line width has been pretty consistent. I do want to note the grip is narrow and not rubberized (not uncommon with felt tip pens), but the pen is VERY light, so longer writing sessions are bearable, but you will most likely need a break now and then to relax your grip.Pros:- Glides nicely on regular notebook paper (Just noting in case you use very cheap or very expensive paper)- Extremely light- Bleeding is almost non-existent, but this will vary with the quality of the paper you use, but even on cheap paper, it was barely noticeable on the other side. Pilot's V pen marker though, will bleed through about anything, get some 24lb paper if you are going to use those; they do write super smooth though.Cons:- Grip is narrow and even with how light and smooth it can write, you will inevitably need to relax your hand once in awhile if you are used to wider barrels.BIC also makes a good felt tip marker called the BIC Intensity, and it has a wider barrel. Keep in mine though it does not smoothly transition from the outer barrel to the inner grip, it's more like a drop-off and can feel "sharp", and by sharp I mean you will know when your finger slides over it, but nothing that will cut you. The flair's glide a tiny bit smoother on paper, but the difference is tiny, and the wider barrel is nice. I've even grown to like the "edge" transition, if you rest your fingers on it the pen will definitely not slide forward :).

These are unquestionably the single greatest pens I've ever had the privilege of using. I'm pretty picky about my writing materials, so I've spent a lot of time and money trying out different pen/paper combinations. At first, I was a little hesitant to buy these, since they cost more per pen than I generally care to spend, but they have certainly turned out to be worth the investment -- I've been using these pretty exclusively for months now, and when they run dry I intend to replace them with more of the same. As a grad student, I find the selection of bright colors incredibly useful for color-coding my notes so that I can find things at a glance. The ultra fine tip lets me write delicately yet legibly in small spaces, and after several months of heavy use remains in good shape without the "fraying" you sometimes see in Sharpies, etc. I don't have a problem with the ink bleeding through the paper -- except for when I doze off in class and leave the pen touching my notes! I haven't had cause to test the water-fastness of the ink, but it certainly dries very quickly without smearing.I highly recommend these pens for people looking for a product that will make crisp, effortlessly smooth lines in vivid colors. If I had to pick one writing utensil to use for the rest of my life, it would be these.

The media could not be loaded. I love these because you can use them everyday no matter what you need it for (grocery list, journaling, drawing). they write smooth and do not skip or smear.