Sharpie Pens, Felt Tip, Fine Point (0.4 mm), Black, 4 Count

Love these. I've been buying them for years. The fine nylon pen point is very precise, smooth, doesn't smear, very dark, and last a long time. MUCH better than ink ballpoint pens (which can leave blobs of ink that smear), and MUCH better than felt-tip pens that tend to dry out with tips that "mush" out.

this is a great pen for drawing if you can't afford pro level pens. I sell my work but operate on pennies so art supplies are always too expensive. these pens are the only alternative I'd recommend. the ink dries quickly, doesn't blob and doesn't dissolve when sealant or clear coat is applied.

Since discovering these, I love to write with them. It's a fine line - 0.4 mm, smooth, and non- smear. They write more like an ink pen than a felt tip. I know that Walmart has the best price, too. The only thing that could make it better is if they came in blue.

these pens are great, they last. good grip, and sometimes very hards to find. they do not smear and never had one that dried out, have used for years. its my pen of choice.

I really enjoy using these pens in the office. That felt can really be felt. Overall my go to pens for anything writing related. Highly recommend

My favorite pen to use. Doesn't soak through and is clear and crisp. Good writing pen that is long lasting. Ultra fine point.

I love these pens! The point is nice and sharp and writes nice and dark. These pens are permanent, which is a major factor in my buying them. They last a very long time and are comfortable in the hand. I want to buy they in other colors if available.

These are great for school projects! Easy to go over pencil for sharp looking posters! I don't love them for daily writing because they aren't smooth like gel but they have a purpose.

The packaging says that thes are water resistant permanent ink. This is not true. On paper or other materials, let it dry but it still smears. In the laundry it flat out disappears.

The tip was so fine that the ink almost looked grey. A “fine” tip should not be squishy or deteriorate in use, but it should still put down a clear black line.