I always use Stabilo..thought I would try these..they streak and rip up my paper..really awful IMHO.

these are great to use, easy to stay within the lines and don't bleed through the better paper.

My bullet journal has pretty thin paper and they don't bleed

If you use a nice light touch they don't leak or rip up the paper

I have used them on cheaper paper and if you try any kind of shading the marker will sort of dig into the page and leave ink blots if you concentrate it in one area.

If you color a few times over the same area, it looks terrible and scratches the paper

Really like these for slick paper.

Some of the lighter colors are only suitable for darker papers such as black, gray, dark brown, etc because they are so light, they do not show up on white paper

I used them on a Millie Marotta book and they disintegrated the paper

Do bleed through some cheaper papers.

They mess up the paper of you don't color very very lightly.

The colors are clean and bright, and do not bleed thru good quality paper

They glide smoothly and do not snag my paper

They over saturate the paper as well and the lines don't even out...just get streakier

They scratch the paper and it balls up

The point is so fine that it actually feels like I am scratching the paper.

They scratch the paper even when I barely touch the paper

Pros:- Slightly sturdier feeling than Stabilo (like the shape better)- Don't bleed as much as

They're great for coloring as they don't bleed through the way other markers do (unless you press way too hard or go over one spot way too many times

Be careful if you are drawing over pencil though, as they will smudge if you don't give enough drying time before erasing the pencil underneath

I use them to color as well as to color code my planner

Keep in mind, that the camera won't pick up pigmentation as well as in person

They DO NOT BLEED out as you are coloring.

Not as great as I had hoped.

Some don't work as

and so I know what colour they really work as