The dual tip is incredibly versatile and the ink stays true for a long time

and the tips are self cleaning if you are mixing.

Opposite end is a fine tip.

I also like the smaller tip on these better than the Marvy fine

Really good markers with a nice brush tip on one side

The tips are flexible.

The tip isn't flexible or bouncy like a brush pen, which they are advertised as

Not to mention the construction - the fine tip is good for small intricate spaces, and the brush end it just super fun to use, like a paintbrush, and very controllable

The brush tip holds it shape, brilliant colors and tip does not shed.

I have trimmed the tip on a few and they still work great

These sharper tips, made in Korea, under who knows what work conditions

Both tips are great

Fantastic assortment of colors and I love the brush tip as well as the way they blend

The writing tip is good too

The colors are amazing, and the tip is great!They are really blendable and soft for lettering

I love the very fine tip for outlining, and the broader brush for filling in when I'm coloring.

However, my dark pink (723) markers brush tip is dried out and completely unusable

Beautiful colors with great brush tips.

The only reason I took off a star was because the tips were less flexible than I hoped they were

The fine point tip is fantastic but the snub nose tip on the other end is of no use to me

Tombow are my favorite brush pens: great colors; flexible, felt marker-like tip (I tend to dislike Prismacolor brush pens because the tip is too plasticy, less glide over paper for script work); perfect width (slightly larger than an average pencil); and the smaller reverse tip is always useful

The dual tips are ideal for coloring in large areas in fine detail

Tip: lay down a color, then repeat to eliminate streaks

One is a brush tip and the other is a fine tip

I like the dual tip and the colorless blending pen...but the darker colors do leave a little stain on the blending brush

Great tips, great

Good tips, good versatility with two ends.

The brush tip gives great, smooth coverage of larger areas, plus the really very amazingly fine tip of the brush will get you into the tiniest of places

great value, good quality, durable tip.

Love the paint brush tip.

The small tip is awesome quality, not scratchy so they don't catch on the paper

Love the brush tip but these markers streak.

She has loved all the colors and finds the two tips work well for writing and drawing.

But overall is amazing the tip won't bend or dry and the fine tip is good with small areas

The tips are actually a little clumsy and do not lend themselves to the detail of the adult coloring books.

I use the bigger brush for lettering or highlighting, then use the fine tip for underlining or write down subtitles

Cool brush tip, ... Until IT WEARS OUT!

And the fine tip "pen" end is terrific for writing

Great range of colors, very convenient dual tip; they are also water

Superb brush marker, and the dual tip is great.

Beautiful colors with good marker tips

because the movement feels somewhat similar to a paint brush, the tips glide smoothly rather than stuttering the way rigid markers tend to do

love the brush tips.

The marker has two points, a medium brush head and a "fine" tip (I used quotations because I'm still new at

They have the perfect range of colors with two great tips

These have a fine tip on them and some of the colors are a nice pastel

Ink comes out of the fine tip but nothing comes out of the other side

Tip is weak fairly

Love both tips.

Excellent variety of colors and the dual tips are great

Excellent variety of colors and the dual tips are great

, I love the dual ends as I create cards and bookmarks, I can emphasize with brush lettering and use the fine tip to write

tip wasnt nearly as flexible as i thought it would be these were def not for me.

They have a self-cleaning tip

The solid end has a very fine tip with good color and the brush end is easy to use and control.

They blend well and I love the small tip on the brush.

The wider brush tip is ideal for coloring larger surfaces and for blending and the fine tip is perfect for line work and fine detail.

Also the wide tip works great but the smaller tip on some seem to be dry

I dont really like the fine tip end because it feels scratchy on the page, but I bought the set because of the brush tip

Wonderful brush tips

I love the brush tip!

I love the dual tips and the versatility it allows

My mom has been using the Adult coloring books.,,a good fine tip is needed for most of the designs and these pens are perfect for that

and I failed).The markers themselves are great quality, dual-tipped for your average lining of stuff and subsequent coloring it in

I love the dual brush tip that gives me the choice of a fine nib or a brush

I absolutely love the "dual tips" (one thick-brush side, and one thin-tipped side - in the same colour) to assist with all kinds of colouring.

They also have two tips, one brush tip, and one fine tip.

I like the fact that you can have dual brush, a fine tip for one side, and a soft brush for the other

Colors are amazing, great brush tips, and I love the final result from using these markers.

Nice markers with soft tips.

And who doesn't love a dual tip?

I like having the dual tips.

Love the dual tips, one for larger surface and one for details

I like the dual tips, the ability to use more than one color and self-cleaning tips.

Some tips are slightly firmer than others (which would be my preference), then when a different color is selected, that tip may be softer

I love the brush tip, the colors are true, and the blender marker is fantastic

The tips hold up well, they don't shred the way some do

Wonderful brush tips, flexible yet sturdy

I had read that the caps weren't representative of the ink colors in many cases, so I made myself a color chart so that I could see how each color looked on paper and also make sure that none of the inks were dried up and both the brush ends and fine tips were working.

Absolutely loves them, the tips are moist and create beautiful brush patterns and not to mention they are double sided

As for the pens themselves, they have a fine brush tip that allows you to make a very thin line or broad strokes, and a small bullet shaped nib on the other side

The dual tips are also really great as she can do broad strokes and fine lines with the same pen

These truly are the best water based dual tips, I have ever used

Surprisingly well-performing, the grayscale gradient across my dozen markers is a little off tone, but both the brush and detail tips are really comfortable to use

These are quality markers with great brush tips that take a little practice to get used to, but once you get the hang of them, you'll love them

The tip will break down as you use them but not too soon

Wonderful flexible brush style tip and small nib too.

Self cleaning tips didn't seem to happen.

I would recommend using marker paper when using these markers, as regular paper frays the tips of the markers and can eventually ruin them.

The tips are also good since the brush and fine tip have been keeping their points well

I have found that the tips are not consistent in their softness/firmness

I like the dual tips.

I actually use the fine tip rarely

it's just like any fine hard tip though

great dual tips

I heard a good things about this pen but for me, I was deceptive about themThe hard tip grabs the paper, and more, the brush doesn't seem last long, it was damaged after one coloringMaybe, I don't have chance with them

I tend to prefer an ultra-fine tip and these are more of a small, firm bullet tip, which is good for detail, but not for super fine line work

I haven't really used the other tip because I enjoy using the brush tip so much

The brush tip is great for calligraphy and the fine tip is great for sketching thin lines.

The colors are a nice muted tone (what I was looking for), and the tips are smooth and easy to use.

I hesitated to take a chance on these because previously I had purchased a set of Tombow dual tip markers which disappointed me a lot.

The tip is flexible and yet it keep its shape after heavy use

The brush tip works like a dream, but I have to admit I really don't like using the fine tip

I also like the tips of the markers, it does feel kind of like painting.

The variety in shades are wonderful and the fine tip makes it easier to create details

These markers have some of the best nibs out there (tips)

I use them like an average adult colorer: in secret (haha, but for real, I have done quite a bit with them and the tips aren't mashed in, and both sides still work on every marker)

The tips are so soft and flexible but they have not frayed nor have they comprised in their shape

BUT I PREFERS THE BRUSH TIP

Blendable watercolor pens with a great brush tip on one end and a small drawing tip on the other.

There is also another color that is like a hot pink and that color is also very uncomfortable to use because the tip is SO stiff

These are great - 2 sides - one fine tip - 1 brush tip - I use them all the Time

it's just like any fine hard tip though

The fine tip end does not color easily... careful or it will put a whole in your paper

I like the brush tips

Long elegant brush tip

That is VERY rare and so helpful when working!!The only thing I'm not crazy about is the fine tipped end of the markers

I would recommend using marker paper when using these markers, as regular paper frays the tips of the markers and can eventually ruin them.

Comes in 95 beautiful colors (pastel, landscape, portrait, grayscale, etc.) and the tips are SO flexible, your artwork is guaranteed gorgeous

The reverse end is a super fine tipped out-liner or detail marker tip, and both tip ends never lose shape nor get worn out after years of use

The dual tip (brush on one, fine-tip on the other) is so needed to "blend" the colors and fit into the tiny spots!

So imprinted out and punch a circle of each t number and glued it to the pen top for easy viewing.