They will bleed through if you use the fat tip, but if you use the fine tip to underline in your Bible, then there's no "Bleed Through" - I underline instead of highlight

These, however, give me the option of fine tip or wide

It even comes with a ruler and a fine tip black ink pen for fine notes in column.

But the fine tips with the ruler are great for underlining or circling things

They will bleed through if you use the fat tip, but if you use the fine tip to underline in your Bible, then there's no "Bleed Through" - I underline instead of highlight

While the colors are fine and there is little bleed through (there IS bleed but it is minimal), when you remove the cap from the "broad" highlight end, it doesn't fit on the back of the "fine" tip as you expect

I love these pens because you get both the fine and not so fine tips

One end is a chisel tip, and the other end is a finer tip perfect for underlining or for highlighting small print

They will bleed through, however, if you use the fine tip, the bleeding is minimal.

The fine tip pen is really nice also.

yellow is my favorite, the other two colors are a litttle dark for me, so I use the fine tip to underline or write in those colors and highlight with the yellow

I love the fine point tip as well which is an extra bonus.

The fine tip is great for underlining, the broad end for highlighting words and sentences

I liked having both a broad tip at one end and a narrow tip at the other.

Love the fine tip on one end and the wide tip on the other

The tips are still sharp, the color has not faded the ink had not dried out in any of them