BIC Intensity Permanent Markers, Ultra Fine Point, Black, 12-Count Pack

These are some of my favorite pens! The arrived in talk, box not damaged, no leaking. Pens write perfect

As you can see these markers really have a vibrant intense color pigment to them. As a commissioned artist I rely on the medium that I use to really bring out the best in my work and as any assist will tell you, your only as good as the toll that you use! It is important to me that I work with the best that I can especially when it is for a client. They expect the work that they have paid an artist to create fire them to be exactly what they are looking for and I, just as all artists that I know am very perticular about what I am using to create my work as that prefer carries my signature and represents me as an artist and what I am capable of. I was actually spirited as to the quality of these markers. I never expected to be able to use them in a designed commission John but after diddling with them I decided to use them in this piece and the client was so impressed she had lined up 3 more contacted pieces so thank you Bic intensity! I never would have considered they would take a front seat to my many varieties of very expensive Art supplies but in this case they had and I was able to use them to get down exactly what my client had visioned. I highly recommend these!

Excellent ultra fine. Clean clear lines and smooth with no skipping or bleeding good buy and with it too me. Quick drying no smears.

These BIC permanent markers are a great option when a standard marker tip is too thick. The ultra-fine point makes it easy to write small, detailed labels while still producing a dark, easy-to-read line. The ink flows smoothly without requiring much pressure, and it works well on a variety of common surfaces. The non-slip grip provides good control and remains comfortable when doing a lot of labeling or detailed work. The tips also hold their shape well instead of quickly becoming blunt. Overall, this 12-pack is a dependable choice for the office, shop, toolbox, or home. They’re especially useful for detailed labeling and other jobs where you need the permanence of a marker with the precision of a fine-point pen.

I've been a sharpie ultra fine user for years, but the last two boxes (12 pack) I've bought have been a big step down in quality. After a few days of use, and some even right out of the box, have leaked everywhere and just needed to be tossed in the trash. I found these when looking for an alternative, since I use ultra fine markers for work everyday. I'm happy to report that these have worked beautifully and I can't really tell any difference in the performance of the ink. I write on everything from paper to slippery coated labels that most ink doesn't dry on very well, and these have been great. I've had them for a few weeks and so far zero leaks! I'm happy I found these and will continue to use them in the future.

I bought this pack of permanent markers with ultra-fine felt pen tips because I wanted something that wrote better on CDs and DVDs than Sharpies did. After much searching I found the BIC Mark-It and I'm glad I tried them. They delivered on the CDs and not only that, but the tip is better supported on the sides so it's less likely to bend under pressure. I now use them anywhere I want a bold dark line and prefer using them more than Sharpies. Sometimes it's hard to pick these since the Sharpies look so much better on the outside than these do. They're dull, but slightly pearlescent grey on what looks like cheap plastic. It has a rubber grip that's reminiscent of cheaper pens, but still comfortable to use. If they classed up the body and marketed this marker they would fly off the shelf since they last longer and write on more surfaces than any other pen I've used.

1.5 years ago, I found this marker in a Walmart parking lot. (I coulnd't find them at Walmart later when I went to buy some more.) I don't know how old that one was already, but I used it for 1.5 years to write on over 100 CD/DVDs for work, and it was just starting to get "drier". The lettering on the barrel saying BIC, etc. had long since worn off. Previoulsly I'd used Sharpies, but they never lasted as long as this. I had a hard time finding more of the BIC marker, - so, once I did, I figured I better get a whole box, which should last me for many years. (I've since given some away as presents) Anyway, writing is smooth, they don't seem to dry out like the sharpies did, and don't dry while using as bad as the sharpies do either. The tip doesn't mash down, and they do give indelible smooth easy readable crisp lines on the CD/DVDs. My new BIC ones, and previous one don't seem to dry out as fast as the sharpies seemed to.

I am a person who loves to find products that actually do what they say they will. I'm also very fussy when it comes to using things. I was pleasantly surprised to find this pen to meet my needs. I use it to write on shiny surfaces that will stay as you wrote it without smudging if you just give it a little time to dry. I usually print everything, but sometimes I want to sign a card or do something else in cursive. All of the other pens I've used make it so difficult to simply sign your name. When I first signed a shiny card with this pen, I was truly amazed. This pen, unlike so many others, doesn't drag as you're trying to write making it possible to get a good looking signature on shiny surfaces that will dry and become permanent. I liked them so much that I bought several to put around my house where someone can always find a pen to write on shiny surfaces. It seems so many things are finished in this way without leaving the customer with a way to write on it successfully. This does the job, and I have one handy all over my house. It works great on regular paper as well!

Great pens have many uses,especially for intricate work

Came before date stated. Good price. Worked great. Definitely would recommend this product. Worked very well for our project

These are ultra fine point not the fine point that I actually have been searching for. My fault for not reading the description properly I should think. I now have a dozen too many. They work fine but not for what I need. My own silly mistake.

Pens work amazingly and they're definitely great for transparent sticky notes

Good for marking sheet metal