Mr. Pen- Black Fineliners, 0.25mm, 4 Pack, Bible Pens No Bleed, Fine Tip, Ultra Fine, Black Art Pens

Love them and fyi-they don’t bleed like micron 🥳✌️

They are perfect for Bible notes and don’t leak through.

The Mr. Pen Black Fineliners (0.25mm, 4 Pack) are hands down my favorite pens for writing! The 0.25mm ultra-fine tip allows me to write with incredible detail, making them perfect for everything from journaling and note-taking to sketching. The fine tip glides smoothly, giving me crisp, clean lines every time.What truly sets these pens apart is the no-bleed feature. I’ve used them on everything from regular notebook paper to thicker journal pages, and I’m amazed at how the ink doesn’t seep through. The ink is bold, rich, and consistent, creating a polished look without any smudging. I also love that the ink dries quickly, preventing any accidental marks when I turn the page or handle my notes.These pens are not only functional but also comfortable to hold, making them perfect for long writing sessions. They offer the ideal balance of precision and smoothness, which makes writing a joy rather than a chore.

Nice thin lines and great for taking notes in Bible. But, they dry out much sooner than I expected.

Love these

Needed some new Bible marking pens, and I came across these and figured I would give them a shot since this four pack was cheaper than the pigma micron. I have to say that they work just as well as the pigmas but are cheaper so a great alternative. They write well they don’t bleed and they’re comfortable enough to use so I’d recommend them.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The ink runs out very quickly. It does write nice and smooth. Just runs out of ink way too fast.

i’ve ruined so many bibles in the past by using bad, leaky, inky pens. these pens, however, aren’t ball point nor thick felt-tip, they’ve got a teeny little felt-tip (i think it’s felt), that lets out a consistent amount of ink every time. it’s saturated but won’t saturate the thin pages of your bible. they do tend to dry out fairly easily, so when you’re not actively writing with it, keep the cap on! i have had one or two of the pens almost completely dry up on me after several consistent uses, so i’m not sure how much ink each pen actually has, but the price point isn’t too bad when i need to buy more. i love how thin these pens write, i’m able to fit in notes in the spine of the bible + underline the tiny text. it also holds up really well on the transparent sticky notes, which usually always smear, but not these (just let them dry for a few seconds + you’re good)! i don’t think i’d ever use another pen for my bible ever again.p.s. the pen doesn’t bleed through, but can create more of a shadow on the page’s other side. this is normal for most pens though, and the pages of a bible can be so thin, it’s inevitable. but! it’s not too much of a shadow where it’s distracting or takes away from notes on the other side.