Sharpie Tank Highlighters, Mild Pastel Colors, Assorted, Chisel Tip, 4 Count

Really nice pastel highlighters. Most this pic was done with them. All but the pink and yellow.

These Sharpie highlighters are an absolute essential for studying and office work. The chisel tip allows for both thick underlining and thin highlighting, and the bright fluorescent colors really pop without bleeding through normal paper too easily. Excellent quality and great value in a 4-pack!

We never received this item in our bag when I picked items up. We just noticed that it said that I picked them up, it was not in there. Otherwise, I would have opened my big mouth. I am not giving a good review. Somewhere, somehow we did not get them, where are they? i don't care if two weeks went by. Because you guys said, you canceled some of my items. I thought that was one of the items canceled. Where are the mechanical pencils?

Sharpie Highlighters are excellent! The colors are bright and vibrant, making important notes stand out clearly. They glide smoothly on paper without smudging or bleeding through most pages. The ink lasts a long time, and the design is comfortable to hold for extended use. Perfect for studying, office work, and everyday highlighting needs!

I ordered and it had to be shipped. It came to my mailbox 2 days later, however I did receive it. you gave me credit, but I finally did receive them colors are vibrant

The are my favorite highlighters. The colors are great and they do no smear. The pens las a long time for the money and I always keep a fresh pack in my supplies. You can't go wrong with Sharpie!

I purchased these highlighters to go with a few puzzle books as a gift . These highlighters are easier on the eyes but still have a nice vibrant color .

The Sharpie brand highlighters were at a good price. Colors in the pack were vibrant to see and use. It has been designed in a way to be easy to handle for my kids who are in kinder and 4th grade respectively. Quality was very good too. Chisel tip was beneficial.

I am a BIBLE STUDY "Shepherd." I bought these highlighters to mark various verses in my book. I use a different color for each source where I initially heard the quote (my class preparation, another shepherd, my Reverend at church, etc.) The highlighters are a joy to use. They release a generous amount of ink, providing excellent, smooth coverage.

Lack is an old world word denoting an item, thing, or person that is not, whether at the present only or entirely; partially or entirely, something is missing. When a couple (two, couple=two) colors of much-used highlighter showed signs of nearing replacement, adding them to my WalMart orders persisted in displaying the infamous "Out of Stock" label. Not merely one item, nay, I say. Nay, the big W was out of all the usual packaging of the rapidly dwindling colors. I color code highlighting %26 underlining while studying, so missing colors have detrimental effects on my studies. Plus, I highlight entries %26 notes on my calendar, so items of importance are easily found. Now the W's lack is also interfering with scheduling meetings %26 operative doings. Winnie the Pooh would be severely flustered. See, I normally have two or more of each of the four colors I use every day in studies %26 scheduling. You kids who muddle through this world with a picture phone in one hand are clueless %26 have very little involvement in adult conversations, so pay attention %26 try to learn something. Usually, the big W has cases, even pallets of these items warehoused in strategic locations awaiting orders to fill. Changing from the world's largest retailer to merely another drop-shipper has long reaching results, many of which are violently devestating economies as they upset trendy vacation plans of Tommy %26 Sally Average %26 their 2.7 children. That alone would be no bueno, if that could be the extent of it. These are not silly baubles %26 assorted boutique junk. These are actually important office tools that often make special guest appearances in schools. Where are the boxes of all yellow or orange? Where are the goolifonic multi-layer 30-packs? Where are those illusive bonus packs with surprize markers inside, like boxes of Cracker Jacks, Jack? I use much yellow. I use much orange. I also use a bunch of blue %26 green, Gene. Those other colors don't fit my color coding scheme, so let's concentrate on keeping those items in stock every day. Talk amongst yourselves. Thank you for spending this moment on customer requirements. Now, get back to work. Off you go.