no bleed thru the paper, and a fine line.

I love the even lines and not having to re-trace over letters to make them 'pop'.

Nice and sharp, fine line.

It is a nice felt tip, very fine lines

I specifically love them for underlining in my law text books for two reasons; the line is brightly colored and therefore easy to see (there are also many different colors if you're into that)

They're excellent for underlining, leaving a sharp but not overly thick, smooth line

I don't like how weak the line is when I write with these pens.

I was hoping for a fine bu good solid line.

I do think it's funny that they're called 'fine point' because the 'ultra fine point' pens that Sharpie makes have a thicker line and bleed through.

I like the fine lines and prefer the felt tips over ball point any day

These are just the right line thickness for writing and fine detail drawings

The Sharpie pen is a nice fine-point pen that's perfect for writing notes, grading papers or anything else that requires a clean, precise and fluid line

I get a crisp, clear line with no smearing.

Nice lines and good, strong color.

Crisp, fine black lines that can be used in art, notes, and on the outside of packaging that won't take pencil or pen ink.

no bleed thru the paper, and a fine line.

You get a nice even, smooth line

They don't bleed, no odors, perfect for small planners, and the lines are always very clean

I love the thin, but bold line they produce

I like the line they put down and that the ink doesn't smear when my hand moves across the page (I'm left-

Few things in life make me happier than using a writing tool that does not smear and writes clean, smooth lines to write journal entries and notes

For that I prefer RSVP pens because they are a finer line and the ink makes for faster writing.

Favorite pens for mom and artist son....(grading papers, editing papers, making notes, drawing, good for thin paper like Bibles as can use color within going through....and nice fine lines).

Because of the high quality, the lines stay sharp, and they don't bleed through the pages