Journal Taotree Fineliner Journaling Supplies Review

The pens are a little shorter than expected, but whether it's 4", 3" or 100, they stick out of my hand when I write. The shock was that they are not waterproof and they bleed. As I maintained the humidity, a drop of condensation fell onto my paper, and my notes looked like a starry night. The ink is thick and will bleed (by itself) through regular printer paper when you pause or write slowly. Enjoy everything about pens except the need to be a wet babysitter - I can handle that and now you…

I use these pens every day as a professional track finder. They are thin to keep and make pretty clean lines. Very fine lines work great in my line of work. I would give them five out of five stars in every category. However, longevity, which is not the category I should rate, would be less than a 5. When the title search gets really interesting and I start writing in a fevered state, I tend to crush the spike. You can't recover from a broken tip. I love these pens, their packaging and they…

These are thin markers so be prepared. I have big hands so it's not exactly comfortable at first, but I also suppose that after 30+ years of using pens/pencils one size fits all gets used to it - hence the 2 stars for comfort and easy to hold details. But you just can't get away from the fact that they feel a little silly. We'll see how that works in the long run. But the quality and use of them are excellent. Sometimes branded markers take a few days to get used to the tabs, but they were…

I am very impressed with this product. I bought these hoping to get at least a week or two out of each pen before they dry (like most markers) and wasn't expecting much at all, but I'm very satisfied. I don't think they can really be felt based on their appearance despite my initial guess, but I don't know what they are. However, they are very dark and run smoothly. I've been using the same pen for over two weeks now and it still works like new. I'll have to edit it if I see issues with the…

These are by far the cheapest, brands like Staedtler and Faber are 5x to 10x worth more expensive. Of course they have differences and disadvantages, but at this price point it's easy to overlook that. I prefer handwriting rollerball pens (Uniball or Precise v5/v7) but I'm working on a special art class that requires felt tip pens. Advantages: price. The ink is even. So far the durability is good. Very little flow at the edges. Doesn't smudge. (Used with a ruler that wipes the line instantly…