Tombow Twintone Dual Tip Markers: Pastel Color Set

I love these markers. I have the brights set and I wanted to get more lol. They are great for taking notes in school, as the lighter colors don't bleed through the cheap notebook paper. The only downside is that the white print on the pen scratches off.

A beautiful assortment for colors, they don't bleed through the pages of my Passion Planner, out of this world Tombow quality that we all know and love (no surprise there!). Perfect daily markers and planner markers, definitely a new staple for students, planners and marker enthusiasts alike!

I bought these pens when I was looking through people's things to buy for bullet journals & while I haven't bullet journaled I've regular journaled a lot. Actually more since I got these pens!! They are my absolute favorite ?? They write so smoothly & the pen just moves so swift on that paper... The only reason I stop writing is so I can change colors! Such a variety but a gradual gradient any color lover will melt for. If you're looking for a pen, look no further ??

So I've been big into using a paper planner for years now, and originally I was a different brand of pen. They were ok but died very frequently and got all scratchy. These TwinTones are exactly the opposite! They write so smoothly and I love that there's also the thick side for bold letters or colouring doodles in. Would definitely buy these again!

They are extremely colourful, write very nicely in journal book or on any marker paper do very good job of colour blending. like the two different tips. Colours showing on barrel of the marker are exactly what you use. Super light weight and no problem putting on the tops as some other brands do. Even though they come with a pen click do find this unnecessary as they perfectly fit in a small pencil case for easy access. Recommend them highly, both for writing using wither end and for fine colour especially in small areas.

These are awesome markers. Although there is a pink and a magenta that seem awfully bright for a pastel set, the other colors are fine. A lighter gray maybe? I'm just being picky. The two tips mean I don't need to find a new set when wanting another size tip.

Colors are great. The wide point is good. The fine point is too small for the kinds of things that I do. And the white symbol at each end that denotes tip width is too small to see at arms length as I pull off the pen's cap. I have to hold it up to look closely at it to determine the end I want to use. I am accustomed to my Tombow brush tip pens with the color on the brush end and color ring and black cap on other end.

I'm a bit bummed. I own the whole set of Dual Brush pens, and have a certain expectation for Tombow products. These fell short. Most annoying, these pens CHEW up paper if you make more than one pass with the bigger nib. I use high quality paper, too, including Rhodia notebooks and the beloved HP 32 loose leaf that brush letterers love. I do really enjoy the colors. Plus I like the thin writing nib for journaling/writing. Not sure why Tombow didn't label the colors on the pens, though. Overall, it may be worth skipping TwinTones unless you only plan on only writing with them.

Not impressed with these at all. They don't even compare to the more expensive dual brush pens. The fine liners are not bad.too many orangey shades. Return

Very pretty colors. Unfortunately, these markers tear up the paper.