STABILO Premium Fiber-Tip Pen Pen 68 - Pack of 30 - Assorted Colors with 6 Neon Colors, Felt Tip Marker, Fine Point, 1mm Tip

Love love love! I use this set for my card making and also bible highlighting and notes. While they do not bleed through the Bible pages, there is definitely ghosting when I use the darker colors. However, this doesn't bother me as much. I love the color palette too! The muted nature-like colors make them perfect for coloring florals in the cards I make. They work great on quality watercolor or smooth bristol paper, and the colors move and blend beautifully! Love love love! I will be ordering more stabilo 68 and 88 pens!

Love these markers! They are perfect for journaling and coloring! The color palette is pretty and the quality of the pen is perfect. There is minimal to no bleed through.

Love these. I use them in a variety of ways when crafting, coloring cut dies and art journals.

The colors are amazing and work great! The quality of the markers is always good I love Stabilo pens

I've owned Stabilo pens for 15+ years and I love the quality of these pens. I often get a new set at the beginning of the academic year, and I've given sets as gifts and I never had a bad experience with them. These pens are amazing: great colors, reliable writing/coloring and incredible feel while writing. The point 68 (1mm line width) has a thicker line width than the point 88 (which I usually get, and has a line width of 0.4mm), so it's not super great for writing, although possible, but awesome for coloring. The colors are vibrant and odorless, they don't bleed through the paper and they don't smudge. Stabilo is one of the few brands that have remained reliable through the years and not compromised the quality of their products, and I am happy that I get to continue using them up to this day.

I originally bought these and the 88 point, which have a much finer point… I haven't had a chance to really use either much, Just because I haven't had much of a chance, however the past week we went to visit our daughter and grandkids and my eight-year-old granddaughter just love these .68 pens, and since she wanted art stuff for Christmas, and I already have her a"31" bag that is full of colored pencils and coloring books, I gave her these as an early Christmas present. Which was great for her since they haven't been used at all. She loves them. Her Grammy always caries her art bag which has multiple coloring books, so she had her choice of multiple pictures to color. The colors do not bleed through, and are bright and beautiful… I definitely recommend these pens, Especially especially the bigger sets, as they are a better price....

I purchased these just after buying the Point 88 30-set. The colors are mostly true to cap color. The pen is easy to hold and manipulate. I used them for small artwork, and they are great for a pen and wash effect when used along with Pigma Microns. I tested these on multiple art papers and with multiple brushes for water activation. They work very well on Strathmore 400 smooth bristol if you do not plan to use a water brush. If you want the wash effect, the rougher side of Canson XL smooth bristol was best and a Windsor & Newton Cottman round brush did best for manipulating the ink with water. Cheaper brushes like Masters Touch moved to much ink, and softer brushes like Princeton Velvet Touch were too soft and didn't move enough. Hot press watercolor paper, vellum surface, mixed media paper, and marker paper all had their own problems with these pens especially with water application. The Canson will hold up well with a gentle hand and care not to get an area too wet. Work in small sections because once the ink dries it does not wash easily or evenly. The darkest colors and the neons do not activate quite as well and may leave visible lines in the wash. For those, I apply a small circle of the ink on a ceramic pallet and use the damp paint brush to pick up the ink and then apply. I have used the Point 88s over the top of alcohol markers after drying, and they did well for shadow lining and detail lines. I have not tried the 68s over alcohol markers yet, but I can't imagine they would work much differently. Overall, I am very pleased with these pens and plan to purchase the full 47 colors soon.

These are the best markers hands down