Sakura Pigma Micron Fineliner Pens, Black, Assorted Point Sizes - 6 Pack

I LOVE these pens!!! I am a lifer now, no using any other black pen to draw. The intensity of the black ink, the different sizes of tips, the consistency of the product in general, good price point, THEN to top allllll of that... It doesn't smear when my hand hits it (I'm a lefty, my lefty friends know what I'm talking about lol). I've purchased a couple pack for friends, one because I care about them, secondly I'm trying to convert them 😄 Mission accomplished! SAKURA also has the best gel pens. DO NOT buythe knock offs, they are no where close to these and to be honest just spend the extra 5 bucks on quality stuff.

Great pens for beginners or experts. I got these for my son who loves to draw. He mixes and matches tip sizes to get just about any thickness, shape, or design he needs. I recommend this for anyone doing art.Pros- Quality – great quality pens that do not smudge or bleed- Value for the money – gives a lot more for cheaper price than other vendors- Suitability for beginners – he is a beginner and have no problem using these- Pen tip – tips are sharp and stay within lines without bleeding over- Performance – exceeds the performance of a mid-level production- Versatility – he uses them for think lines like faces or thick lines like objects- Drawings – he use them to draw, doodle, or some fine sketching- Variety of sizes – the sizes allows him to do small detailed to large outlinesCons- None

These are some of the best fine-tip pens I've ever used. The ink is rich, deep black, and flows consistently without skipping or smudging. Despite the bold pigment, it dries in about 25 seconds, making it great for detailed work. The pens also have a comfortable grip that feels natural in the hand, even during longer drawing or writing sessions. One of my favorite features is that the ink doesn't oversaturate the paper, so there's no pilling or damage from excess moisture. If you're looking for smooth, precise, high-quality fineliners, these are an excellent choice.

Really nice pens, used for drawing fine lines on hand drawn maps, and works flawlessly. No issues with the ink clogging up or stopping at any point, various sizes which makes it easy to choose the right size for the job. Anybody interested in using these to go over pencil sketches, or use these as their main drawing tool will not be disappointed, especially at the price point.

Star date 11, 20, 2024 - pens just delivered via Amazon; our mission is to go where no man has gone before: attempt to replace the Sharpie Ultra Fine point.I'm trying out these pens as a possible replacement for the Sharpie Ultra Fine tip pens that I have long used. I love the Sharpie pens when they are new, but they quickly dry up and also have a very bad habit of leaking ink all over the place from the tips - and that gets old real fast.Since I didn't know exactly what size Micron pen would most closely duplicate the look and feel of the Sharpie Ultra Fine tip, I decided to just blow $20 and buy the full set. Sure, you can ask Google and/or read all about this on Reddit, but until the pen tip hits the paper, it's all just speculation as far as I'm concerned.Anyway, I'm presenting my informal findings thus far here for your consideration. From what I can see the Micron 02, 03 and 05 are all top contenders for this spot - with the Micro 03 perhaps edging out the competition just slightly. It's a very close call to be sure - and a lot has to do with how much pressure you apply to the tip while writing - but the 03 size seems to be pretty darn close.The "PN" point (at the top there) is an outlier and most like a small size Japanese calligraphy pen tip than the rest. All the others are much more like various sizes of the Sharpie style tip. The 12 size is like the Sharpie on steroids - it's big. When you start getting down into the 01 and below sizes, the tip is so tiny that I think I'm more in fear of hurting the tip than writing anything with it. The 003 size is like trying to write using the broken off leg of an ant dipped in ink or something.. it's crazy tiny. I mean if you need to make very tiny notes or citations, then I guess it would be handy; however, for daily writing notes, I don't think it would be the first pen I would grab (nor would the 005 or 01 sizes be either).I'm gonna roll with the 03 size and the 05 size for now and see how I like it. As long as these pens don't leak ink all over the place and/or dry out in a month, that will be a nice improvement over the Sharpie pens... time will tell.* NOTE: I will update this review once I have had a chance to use these pens for a bit. So far, they look promising.

Appears in initial use to be a quality ink and well made. My only gripe is personal preference and that their sizing code placement on the barrel is part of the rest of its label (ie Micron 003). My preference would be that it would be separate, in its own location. That said, it’s also on the cap end and on the barrel it is a different color than the rest of the font to help it stand out. Nothing to reduce its rating. Ink is listed as archival quality, but that will take time to see if it’s true, so I can’t verify it.

The pens for the most part are great. I had quite a few were dried out.

Fast delivery

Pintan muy, muy bien y todos venían en perfectas condiciones. Los volvería a comprar definitivamente. Gran producto a precio justo.

Nice

Me gustaron mucho, estoy enseñando a mi hijo de 12 años a usarlas. excelente compra !!

I have an 8 pen set, but this 10 pen set adds to my ability to properly draw pen & ink illustrations. Very happy with product.

Good quality