Blulu 6 Pieces Permanent Markers, Different Sizes Double-ended Permanent Marker Pen, Ultra Fine Tip, Fine, and Chisel Tip(Black)

Love the convenience at both ends. Good product

Excellent lines, doesn't bleed through that ive notice to badly, used these for a caricature booth so i used them alot and they haven't dried out yet, i recommend them

I ordered these a while ago and they still work, none dried out, and all are fairly smooth to write/draw with. handy for poster boards. the only reason why it isnt a 5-star is because the ultra-fine tip end dried up and broke rather quickly.

I purchased these as gifts to use with reverse coloring books. The makers arrived quickly, but the fine tip makers were already dried out, and one tip was pushed in. The larger marker worked well, but had a strong smell.

These are handy. I really like them for marking tools and stuff that's outdoors because they are impressively heavy duty. I got them for Journaling originally not realizing how big some of them are but they turned out to work well for the uses i explained above. They work great for big work tool boxes you can leave on the job site and all sorts of stuff. I want to label everything now.

Okay - these are good. I hate PMs that have like frayed and/or weak ends. These are a nice quality and do the job right.

These work great! I'm hoping that the writing will last on my plastic plant labels through the winter and in the sun. We shall see....so far the writing has held up much better than your typical "sharpie" permanent marker :)

All three "CD Marker" pens, which I'll call the "Fine/Ultra-Fine" were leaking ink from the ultra-fine tip, making them a bit of a mess to use that end of the pen. But the kicker is the cap design. If you pull off the fine-end cap and press it over the ultra-fine end cap, like you would on any other double-ended marker, there's no way to separate the caps once they're been pressed together. This means you can no longer cover the fine tip and you pretty much have to. throw the pen away. The thick marker with chisel tip and medium tip fares a bit better. No leaks, but they must have been aware of the cap issue, but instead of refining the cap design, you just can't press the large cap over the small cap at all. So, make sure you don't misplace the large cap when using the chisel tip. The ink is actually pretty nice, but boy does the pen cap design suck, especially on the smaller marker. I do not recommend these.