SAKURAPigma Micron Fineliner Pens - Archival Black & Colored Ink Pens - For Writing, Drawing, or Journaling - Black & Assorted Colored Ink - 01 Point Size - 6 Pack

As expected! Have used these pens in black in various tip sizes for a while, and love them. It’s fun to try them in other colors!

Very nice thin (01) pens , nice also that they have 01 on their caps. Pretty good at not bleeding through thin Bible pages. Glides easily and no ink splotches. Easy to write tiny words between the lines/words in your book. The blue is a beautiful shade of blue! Very happy with these thin line markers!

So these are really interesting. I hadn't ever heard of them before last week.It's almost something like a needle felt...but not. It almost feels like a pencil when writing with it...but not. I can't explain it. It's very smooth and moderately fast.It's really a joy to write with.I opted for the "01 micron" and it's really good for notes.If you look closely at the differences, the one currently labeled just "Pigma Micron" is the finest -- "extra fine". Then 01, 03, 05.

Love these pens and the variety of colors to choose from is great!

Best Bible pen! Ink doesn’t smear or bleed through thin pages. Pen won’t go out mid line if you change your angle.

Micron pens are lovely to work with. I started drawing with them a year ago and now I can’t live without them.

I originally bought the set of 6 colors (size 01) a couple of years ago for underlining in my Bible, and they work great for that purpose - although they still ghost, they never bleed through the thin pages.Recently though, I bought some of black ones in the same size (01) to use with outlining in a journal. After only 5 weeks of mild use (a few lines and a sentence or two a day), the pen is practically useless because the tip has become flattened and pushed up into the metal case. I have a picture attached that compares the now broken pen with one of the unused ones from that package. I'm not an artist so there may be a "proper technique" you're supposed to use with these that I'm unaware of, but I don't press all that hard when I write, so I expected them to last longer. Also, the label on the cap that identifies it as being black 01 has completely worn off already - I'll be throwing it out soon anyway, but if I was an artist with many colors in many sizes, I think this would annoy me.In comparison with the Staedtler pigment liners I have since purchased (which feel way more durable when I write and the size is dented in the cap so it can't be rubbed off), these just feel cheaply made. Like I said, I do think these Sakura Microns are a great option for Bible underlining, but I would not use them for much else.

They are exactly what I expected! Great quality and work very well