BIC Intensity Fineliner Markers Pens, Fine Point (0.5mm), Black, 12-Count Pack, Markers Pens for Adult Coloring and Activity Kits

We use these for our metal art personalized orders

This is essentially Bic's version of a Sharpie Pen, a Micron, a Staedtler, etc. Overall, it's a really solid pen that's cheaper than the others, if you get it at the price of 12 pens for $10. I find it writes very similarly to the Sharpie but it's a touch "grittier," almost like using a high quality pencil, the sharpie is smoother, not by a lot but it is noticeable when comparing side by side. Someone on here had mentioned that the cap is hard to put on, that is not even remotely accurate. It's cap, it snaps on, that's all there is to it. The Sharpie pen's cap is much easier to snap on, but it also pops off more easily so it's a trade off. The main issue I have with this pen, and the sharpie's I've owner for that matter, is that the paint/decal on the body of the pen rubs off easily and gets on everything. One light scratch is all that's needed to get metallic powder all over everything it touches. It's not as bad as glitter but it's not far off. That one aspect of the pen drives me insane. If you keep this in a pen cup on your desk and never travel with it, it won't be much of an issue, but who doesn't carry at least one pen with them in their beg? If it weren't for that issue, this would be my go to EDC pen.

I wanted a good fine point pen for my bullet journal that wouldn’t bleed or shadow on paper (I use a Leuchtteurm 1917 book), wouldn’t bleed under a ruler or when using a highlighter over it. This pen fits the bill perfectly and for a really affordable price. They write smoothly, the points don’t break easily, and they lay down very black, permanent ink. The barrel and cap are very nice considering the price. I recommend you try these before laying out 2 or 3 times the price for 6 Micron pens. I think these perform just as well and I’m not afraid to lose them. Win-win!

I have handwriting that looks ok with some pens and terrible with others. This pen is easy to write with and makes my handwriting look nice.

Decent pens, ink kind of dried pretty quickly if you don't use it for a while, but otherwise work well.

I love felt tip pens, and over the years have tried several different brands. Papermate Flair just don't seem the same that they used to which turned me on to felt. Sharpie Pens are decent, but have a weak felt tip, a weak sealing cap, and a weak clip. These pens, however, have a strong metal clip, the cap fits on very securely, and the felt is quite strong while delivering a clear, smudge free line. These will be the only felt tip pens I buy in the future.

I think this is my favorite writing utensil. Nice and smooth, and the ink does not bleed through most paper. The only bad thing is that they will “disappear” off your desk. (To be fair, I stole the first one I ever wrote with. Karma.)

Great writing pens

good

I love these pens. Unfortunately Bic has discontinued them, and I purchased the last box from Amazon; and of course, the box showed up here taped up, with only 11 pens. I got jipped by both Bic and Amazon.

I must have received a bad pack. Really poor writing quality. And it's 0.5mm, not 0.7mm.

Awesome