SAKURA Pigma Micron Fineliner Pens - Archival Black Ink Pens - Pens for Writing, Drawing, or Journaling - Black Ink - 01 Point Size - 6 Pack

Ottime, dopo un po la punta si deforma leggermente e per avere ancora il tratto fino come allinizio bisogna calcare meno. Una penna è arrivata 1 su 6 aveva il serbatoio dellinchiostro rotto e quindi inutilizzabile.

It’s ok. Not impressed. Those around me who know how much I love pens suggested them. I’ll use them but I probably won’t reorder

Doesnt smear or show through. Fine lines help with writing in tiny margins. Excellent!

Perfect for doing tiny price tags!

Im very disappointed in this purchase. They did not come in the original packaging. They were in a torn/unsealed plastic wrapping thrown in an Amazon box. These are high quality pens and the packaging is important to ensure the quality!

Love this for my sketches

The pens didn’t write out of the box. We bought this for our wedding guest book and they didn’t work. None in the entire package.

I use these pens to draw faces on cloth dolls, then paint them in. I have used them in the past for scrapbooking.

I am an avid Bullet Journal user and have been looking for an alternative to my Faber Castell PITT artist pen. I have read many reviews that the PITT is the only true black pen. While that may be true in some lab test, it certainly isnt distinguishable on paper. The Sakura Micron is every bit as dark as the Faber Castell and is a fraction of the price. Also, it is nearly impossible to find multi-packs of the PITT pens in the same line size. The .05 Pigma Micron is ideal for writing daily entries. I find that a bit larger line size is a bit more convenient for headers, line-work, etc. With that being said, I use the .05 for everything so I dont have to keep up with 2 pens. Buy these... you will not be disappointed.

They dont work. I was shipped a new package without being asked to return the others ones - which was very kind. But even the second package was not that great.