STAEDTLERFineliner Noris writing pen blue

I really love staedtler. I know from my old hand drafting days, that they make a sturdy, high quality product. This applies to their art supplies as well, which I have a ton of fun with (watercolor markers, India ink brush pens to rival Faber-Castell!! I came across this Noris pen on a deal to good to pass up. I got the whole box on a blowout, for under $2, less tax!!This marker is very high quality. It glides across canary, trace and bond paper. It writes smoothly in my planner, my diary and draws fine in my sketchboo! I know it's purple, but it's fun... I would have scooped up more if that same price translated to black also... However, I don't even recall seeing black, so I'll have to keep checking back. Either way, it's a great buy!The caps click on tight. You can even store it on the end while you write, but don't leave the cap off overnight or you will find it all dried up! These will last a long time, even with daily use. I've had some staedtler pens for almost two decades and they still write - though, maybe not for long. I would definitely buy these again, in 15 years when they die of old age...

Been looking for these kinds of Pens/Markers the Staedtler pens/markers are the one! The pens itself are smooth.

Nice blue fineline maker-pen. Doesn’t bleed through paper.

these pens work amazing and the price is definitely worth the purchase

I'm a pen addict and I was happy to add these to my collection. I write "wrong" so I tend to grip too tightly, I have broken a plastic barrel Pentel Energel in half. Woops! These feel like they're going to break but the performance is perfect. Smooth felt tip no bleed through.

Best writing And lasting pens I have ever used ❤️

I work in an office and all we use is red pens I love these but my boss did not so I had to go buy pentel pens & pilot pens red ink these are thicker more like marker but I still like them great buy !

I love this kind of pen. This type nib. Buuuutt.... the ink comes out just a taaaad too heavy and so I think if you're a lefty, you may end up with some major smears and a black side-hand if you use this pen.Also, this size tip (.6mm) is too thick for my tastes. I like something that writes finer lines (like .4 or .5)TBH, I bought this one bc I temporarily forgot -- it's the Stabilo ones I like best. (not smeary, fine and consistent).These're okay though. I'll use 'em at work. lol!