Customer Reviews

Threw this in just to get over $25 for the free shipping. The ink color on the picture is a little misleading, it's actually more darker ink than the pic makes it out to be.

As for everything else, it works just about like any other marker-pen. It does tend to feather a little on some paper.

Oh, and there is no clip on the cap, so it will escape from a shirt pocket quite easily.

Divine. I absolutely adore these. Beautiful bright colors. And love the fine 0.4 mm tip. A pleasure to write/draw with.

This is an awesome marker pen. Really good ink. I also love the color, which is greener than in the picture, but it's beautiful. The body is really thin so you can throw a bunch in a pencil case and there's plenty of room left. I own four of these, pink, lilac purple, ice green, and apricot orange. Much better than Marvy's LePen series(with more colors to choose from, and cheaper!)

I just got these markers and I love them. They work great. The colors are beautiful and I haven't had any problems with bleeding. Fantastic product.

I have a set of these that my sister bought in Germany about 7 years ago. They are great. And they are still working fine after all these years.

If you want a fineliner felt tip pen that costs less than a buck and you simply do not care if the line is inconsistent, the ink bleeds and the whole thing dries up after no time at all, then by all means, buy these pens. I probably could have dealt with the line issues and simply used them for making color-coded lists or notes, but the fact that they dry out really fast is impossible to ignore. Properly capping and storing the pens does nothing to preserve them.

Probably good for drawing, but the 0.4 bleeds more than I would have hopes. For a pen under 1$ it is good though.

I really like these for fast lettering and linework that doesn't NEED to be precise; I've had some problems with ink blobbing every so often, so I won't use them for anything important, but I've found that the ink is smooth, albeit taking a few seconds longer to dry than I like (something a lefty notes, trust me) , but it is colorfast, and I've had them last a LONG LONG time with a LOT of writing done with them, so they are rather nice for an inexpensive pen to carry around for writing in a notebook, or minor personal art projects.

Excellent buy for the price, with a lovely selection of colors to get you started.

I have been using these for lining work on my drawings for a couple of months now and I haven't ever really had a problem finding a shade to suit what I am looking to do.

These are very thin pens, so I am not sure if you would want to use them exclusively for writing at length, but for some it won't be an issue.

I have not been using the black pen as much as I thought for lining though as I've found the Marvy LePen 4300 in black to have a deeper shade that I prefer, but if you are looking to start off with something, you definitely will not go wrong with buying this set.

You'll want to be sure you've got the pack (and all the colors) you want - there is an upgrade to this 20 pen set with 25 colors available for a few dollars more.

I had been using the Staedtler triplus fineliners for about two years now, but my pens were running low on ink and I thought I'd time I replace them. Unfortunately the Staedtler had risen in price since I had last bought them and I thought I'd switch to something a little cheaper.

The Stabilo Fineliners are much more vibrant in colors than the Staedtlers. However, I found that the Stabilos bled through any type of paper I would write on. So anyone who (likes to save trees) likes to write on the back of the paper, this is not the pen for you. Anyone else looking for a nice vibrant colors, go for it! As for me, when I run out of ink, I think I'll be going back to the Staedtlers =\

This is an awesome marker pen, with a wide selection of colors. It's cheaper than Marvy's LePen series, and has brighter colors. The only thing that was a bit bad was that the colors aren't as bright looking than in the picture it shows. But still, that's not enough for it to lose a star, and this is a very nice marker pen.

I got a box of these for drawing, and they are OK, but not what I want for drawing anything worthwhile. The ink bleeds, and it is really hard to get a crisp edge (I have tried them on many kinds of paper with equal results). The price is great, but now I just use these for taking notes at work. When my box runs out, I don't plan on getting more.

A good dark yellow. These pens will bleed through most paper so beware of that. They aren't the best writers in the world but for less than a buck it's hard to complain too much.

These are GREAT pens. Nice colors, nice writing, and nice looking! AMAZING.

I was debating between these and the Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Marker Pens 0.3mm. I'm glad I chose the Stabilo 88 Fineliners! The Staedtler pens were actually thicker than the Stabilo, which was the most important quality I was looking for. Both have great saturated colors and don't bleed too much. The Staedtlers had cleaner lines but the Stabilos are still great. Highly recommended and I haven't had any issues with drying out yet.

I'm starting to realize I don't like marker pens, but this color is so pretty.

I loved the color and the price of these pens but most of them dried up after two months. :(

I love these pens so much!! I have been using these for three years already and they have not dried up yet :D (except the black one, which is the only pen I ever use... hahaha i bought a whole supply of them) My art class required that I buy a black fineliner but I couldn't find anything cheap and usefull but these are just amazing for this low price. I have another set of black faber-castell fineliners which was like five times as expensive but the quality is the same (although the faber-castell ones come in different sizes.. but a 0.38mm point is what I want anyway)
The colours are nice, especially the pink and purple ones which are my favourite! If they run out I am sure I will definitely buy them again.

THIS IS THE BEST THING EVER, i'm crazy so i do math with pens/markers, and with the felt tip, and the 0.4mm... i just Love them!!!!!

hey Jetpens, you keep misspelling "stabilo" to "stablio."
lol...just saying