Pilot Frixion Colors 12C SFC-120M12C (japan import)

Markers work great! These are identical to the Frixion pens, except a broader tip more akin to a thin marker or felt tip pen. I would compare them to thin Crayola markers. The colors erase clean without having to rub too hard; I wasn't worried about tearing the paper as I erased the colors (even the darkest blue and purple).

Pilot Frixion Colors 12C SFC-120M12C (japan import):About three years ago I got my hands on my first Rocketbook. Man, that thing was transformational for my daily note taking and task list management. Being able to keep digital copies of my lists was just amazing. But I don’t want to undersell just how much I loved the erasable Frixion pen that came with it. Once I understood just how awesome this style of erasable ink is, I rushed to Amazon to see if there were other colors. I was so happy to find this set!*What I liked*:The variety of colors is fantastic. Whether you’re note taking, doodling, brainstorming, or just writing a quick message to someone on a post-it, these things are great!They are also true to the Frixion brand in that they are as easy to erase as they are to write with.The price can’t be beat. At just over $12 bucks, I pay more for my replacement pack of 6 (3 blue/3 black) regular Frixion ballpoints as I did these.*What I didn't like*:Nothing. At all. These are fantastic erasable markers.*The Bottom Line:*These days, I’ve replaced the rocket book with a note taking app and an Apple Pencil on my iPad. But! I still use my Frixion pens. Whenever I feel the need to take notes, be it on a post-it note or a piece of scratch paper, I reach for a Frixion pen. So even though I bought this rainbow color set of pens for the Rocketbook, they still get plenty of use (and love) from me. This set is one of those very rare items that is so good that 5-stars just won’t cut it. I give these markers a gold-medal 🏅 to go along with their five stars out of five. I recommend them to anyone who wants an erasable marker set. I would absolutely buy these over again.

I bought these to use in my Rocketbooks. I teach online, and use my Rocketbooks a lot. It is fun adding color to my notes, and displays on my document camera. It has a great assortment of bright, vivid colors. I also tested it out, and they erase easily, and completely. Price was great, product was great, and I absolutely love these!

These are really fun. I started looking into these after using some eraseable highlighters. These are actually a step up because they're darker and when you erase, you can write again where you had erased.The rubber ends act as an eraser but they don't wear down like pencil erasers do. The tips are pointy at first but you have to use them carefully or they will wear down.I mainly used these for note taking. If you're in a class for several hours and don't want carpel tunnel from pushing on a pen or pencil- try using markers or felt tip pens. Seriously it helps a lot. I used these for note taking and found that the erasers kept my notes clean and organized.These are expensive. Considering I can get a pack of Crayolas or felt tip pens for under 5 bucks, these are too pricey. Some of the colors are also a bit lighter than you would expect. The green marker faded to light green in no time. Those are the only cons- not terrible but worth mentioning.Overall these are novel and fun and would make a good gift for someone who takes notes in color.

If you enjoy getting different pens - then you NEED to add this to your collection. I was skeptical about these being an erasable marker because I thought the colors wouldn't be as saturated as I would want. But I was happy to find that these colors were very "heavy" on the paper.I love using these in my planner and equate them with using a FLAIR pen - but erasable !!I am very happy with these and I know you will be too.

I have been using these in my sewing ventures. They are good for marking out patterns and such on lighter colored fabrics (will not show up on dark material). Some of the colors do leave some ghosting after using heat to erase them, so I would test them on a spot on your fabric as well as test if that ghosting still shows after a wash. I simply opt for the colors that didn’t ghost and use the ghosters on projects that it won’t show or I don’t care.I question the longevity of them as with any marker. Also there is always the challenge of placing markings and then needing to press the fabric, thereby erasing the marks! So do pay attention to that if it is your first time using heat erase type markers. I tend to use a mix of these and Crayola super washable markers. Both have downsides.On the whole, I recommend for sewing projects!

I buy these exclusively for my Rocketbook as they work better than the ink pens (don't leave an indent). They work great and last a while (and I use them daily). The yellow one is hard to read so I don't use it but the rest are perfect for what I need.

These erasable pens are so fun. They colors are vibrant and erase easily with just friction from the cap. I love everything about these. They work wonderfully.