However, the cap of the wedge end doesn't fit snug onto the fine point end and can fall off

the chiseled end is the end designed for 'highlighting' I use the fine point end for all of my highlighting in my books, because the print is so small that the fatter tip would catch the top/bottom of the text lines below/above the line I'm trying to mark

I especially like the super fine point for underlining.

They are bright, yet still pleasant to the eyes, eco-friendly, and have an additional fine point

Also the fine point isn't fine enough for me to write as small as I need to while taking notes and then be able to read them afterwards.

Also the fine point isn't fine enough for me to write as small as I need to while taking notes and then be able to read them afterwards.

I use the fine tip point 90% of the time because the spacing between lines is so small.

BUT they do bleed through regular paper and books, not nearly as bad as other highlighters but the whole point in buying them was not to bleed through

LOVED the fine point end to just underline

I needed a fine "needle" point to mark off my cross stitch patterns.

I mostly use the fine point end for my textbook, and the chisel end for print-outs

The fine point is perfect for underlining and making annotations

I use the med point for the verses, fine point for the footnotes

I've tried to write in the margins with the fine point end of the

Having a bold and a fine point is a plus!

However, when reading a book 'normally', I can't see any of the ink through from the backside, and my textbook pages are super thin (I'm always afraid I'll accidentally tear them)!The fine point tip softens up a little bit after you use it enough, so the line will become a little wider, but I like it better like that, as I think it makes it easier to smoothly highlight what I need than the stiffer tip that it starts with

Excellent value especially since you get a highlighter and a fine point for underlining.