Zebra Mildliner Double-Ended Brush Pen Set, 5-Colors, Fluorescent Highlighters

I never thought of a marker not having a cap but these are a game changer. It's good not to have stop and put the caps on and better not to lose one or two. As for the ink these markers are pigmented and have a fine-medium point . Colors don't bleed either. Using these markers are fun, I plan on buying different sized tip markers from Zebra as well. They would make a great gift for anyone who like markers.

The pens are fine. I will probably use them soon---unless my granddaughter gets to them first. She loves various colored pens.

Great addition to the collection. I was so excited new mildliners available.

These are great! They're bright and write smooth to be a marker. I love them!

This is a fantastic inexpensive fountain pen. I absolutely love it. It is always ready to write when you are which makes it better than the original fountain pens. The grip is great , the writing is smooth and the price is right! The problem is finding them.

I have tried numerous other highlighters, spending money only to throw it away of it did not fit my expectations to what I was needed and looking for, however Zebra Midliner exceeded on so many levels, and not only mine but they also are my daughters favorite who does art, anime and scripture doodling. This is the best highlighter of all that I have tried and I have tried every highlighter that I could find in stores here in The US. Thank you Zebra.

I use them mainly for drawing, sketching and graphics but I also use them for journaling and writing as well. They write smooth and have great color pigments. The brushes are great. They are a little stiffer than I expected, but they are perfect for getting to the details and flow nicely. I plan on buying extra.

6 of the 7 write beautifully. The green pen doesn't work at all. My son is excited about writing for the first time because he thinks these pens look cool. The colors are a bit bright for my taste but they are very fun and easy to use.

Writes nice but could you call this a fountain pen? A fountain pen works from capillary action, air in, ink out. What's weird about it is there's no air getting in, or very little, because the air channel is blocked by a felt rod that sends ink out…Like a felt tip pen. So is this even a real fountain pen or is it just a felt tip with some "ink fins", that barely fill up, and a nib?

The pen works nice, I really liked the way it writes and there is very little bleed through paper. BUT why would you make a fountain pen that you can't refill?? I bought this pen because I wanted to have one single pen I could use over and over. I wanted to use it more after the ink ran out (which was very quickly, by the way, about a month of using it daily for classes). And then I found out that I can't refill it. I am disappointed.