Permanent Markers, 80 Count Black Permanent Markers, Chisel tip, Waterproof &Fade Resistant, Quick Drying, Office Supplies for School, Office, Home

I ordered these for work and they get the job done.They write great and last a decent amount of time.

I use these markers for construction work and they hold up quite well! I love the quantity of the box so that I have backups in case I lose one or they get destroyed being put through vigorous use. They’ve got a solid chisel tip and the marking solution comes out consistently. Would recommend!

They hold a lot of ink.

These aren't the high-quality pens you've bought before or used. These are fairly cheap, and just the weight of them tells you they won't last very long... I'd guess about 1/4th the longevity of a name brand pen, but I'm just guessing... They work fine, the ink is vibrant enough and even went thru the sheet of regular printer paper that I tested them on. I tried to show the tip in my picture, but it is also shown accurately on the Product page--They have that angled tip, where you can draw a fine line or hold it flat and make a thicker one. They feel a bit thinner and smaller than the 'name brand' pens, but are very close to what you've used before, if not just a little bit lower quality, but they just feel like they have alot less ink in them.The main thing is that they aren't going to last as long as the high-quality pens you might buy, but at the price of around 25 cents each they are good for certain circumstances where you'd want to spread them around for events, jobs, or other short term uses, where you don't expect them to be returned or where they might get dirty or left behind, and then you don't have to really worry about getting them back.I gave them 5 Stars mostly for the low bulk price, but also because the quality is decent enough to where you could use them for what you want and probably get the job done.

First I'll cover ink capacity because the ad is misleading here showing you a 6 inch marker measurement. The marker has an empty well in the bottom so the last half inch is just to hold the cap and not ink. When you measure from the bottom of the cap well to where it flares down for the tip there is only 3 inches worth of space for the ink cartridge.The cap friction fits on the neck with the marker nib but you only encounter any resistance in the last 1/8 to 1/16 of an inch. I don't feel like it's going to come off or dry out but it's not very satisfying.The ink is not entirely waterproof. I colored a one inch square on paper and let it dry a few minutes until it didn't smell. I then rubbed it with a wet paper towel was turning grey from picking up some of the ink but it didn't spread on the paper. Maybe it needed to sit for a lot longer to be completely water proof.At the time of this review however, they are only about 25 cents per marker which makes them appropriately priced in my opinion for what they offer and a really good buy for construction or bulk use.

We're using this marker to label pieces of cut lumber, OSB and siding in our Sheds of HOPE ministry. It's comfortable and easy to hold and the marks are bold and sharp. We've just begun using them so it's too early to evaluate longevity, but indications are good so far. Only negative is that upon opening the cap, we discovered that ink had leaked onto the barrel - a bit messy at times. Messiness aside, these markers appear to offer good value for the money.

These work very well and you get a TON of them! I used them to redact some personal information written in some books I’m donating and they worked better than I expected in blacking out the information. The chisel tip allows you to get a wide or thin line depending on how you hold the tip to the writing surface. I don’t notice any odor with them so if you find smell a problem, I think you’ll be OK with these. There’s a little odor, but I don’t find it to be too offensive. I haven't had them long enough to evaluate their longevity. Overall, these are good markers and I recommend this product.

I recently procured a pack of 80-count black permanent markers for the nonprofit organization I work for. Overall, I am quite pleased with the quality and pigment of the marker. It is a decent imitation of the Sharpie brand, and the ink flows smoothly on various surfaces. The chisel tip is versatile, allowing for both thick and precise writing.However, I did encounter some issues with a few of the markers. Specifically, two of them dried out after only a few uses and lacked durability. Despite this, I still believe that the markers are a great value for their price, though it is important to keep in mind that their quality is not on par with the more expensive name-brand alternatives.