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

Perfect!

Yo los uso para dibujar y debo decir que son bastante buenos. La tinta es indeleble, de gran profundidad y brillo. Es una compra segura.

I got these pens yesterday. Not one of them works. They skip, drag and the ink is so unpredictable. I was excited to draw with some better quality pens and got what I guess are dried up, expensive pens. What a disappointment and inconvenience. I’m not sure what to do with the pandemic and returns. Good luck buy these and receiving a decent pack and of pens.

Great pens with a nice fine line

Work as good as any other Sakura pen I’ve had! My fav pens, just can’t push too hard, or the tip will get pushed into the pen.

Okay, I have nothing bad to say about these pens. I love them, it is a good feeling working with one of this. I think I will be sticking around with these for a while.

These pens are all dried out. They did not come in the manufacturing packaging. Don’t buy them from this seller!!! I have been ripped off.

These work! I have a thin Schuyler bible and it doesnt bleed through. Mr Pen did not work for me!

Love these pens! I have used them for last 25 years and they seem to last forever. With daily use they hold up for well over a year. Great product.

In terms of how well each pen writes while they are still working I couldnt possibly complain. The ink flows well, the pen can write quite legibly with little bleed and the tips are indeed as thin as they are marketed. However, while the writing is quite nice there are a few major issues that prevent me from considering them as my definitive pen. The ridge around where the cap is placed can be quite sharp and uncomfortable on the hand. Those with larger or grips that leave their hands gripped around this area will find themselves having a great deal of discomfort when writing for long periods of time. Furthermore, while the tips are quite fine and write wonderfully they are also relatively long too. Since they are both incredibly thin and relatively long the tips are unbelievably sensitive as they will bend and break with little-to-no effort. My first pen became unusable only after approximately 800 pen strokes and the others didnt fare that spectacularly either. This pen is certainly for those with quite the delicate touch. Finally, while this is a minor nitpick I also wasnt too fond of how poorly the caps fit onto the butts of the pens. They can be attached to the back of the pen in order to not lose the tip but they are held on very loosely. Ultimately I really want to love these pens and if they were at least a little cheaper I would probably be completely in love with them but for their price they simply break far too quickly and easily. Id imagine the pen would be fine for those looking for an art tool thatll be used quite lightly and sparsely but if youre looking to use it for writing practice then I suggest looking elsewhere Im afraid.