KuretakeCLEAN COLOR DOT Dual tip markers 12 colors set, 0.5mm fine tip and a flexible dot tip, for Journals, Crafts, Illustration, Lettering, Planners, for Adult, Kids, Made in Japan

I’ve had these markers for over a year. I’m not a heavy user, but the ink is smooth and juicy, and it looks great in my planner. I love the tip of the marker because I can make different lines and dots with it, and the tip is still in good shape.

A great option for adding detail to journals.

I love these Kuretake Zig Clean Color Dot markers. I will be using them in my planners for color coding. In the planner community, minimalism is a popular thing, many people are using washi dots to color code their planners. I love having the markers to use in my planner for marking dots for dates, to do lists, and the like. I also love not having to use dot stickers or washi dots and these are portable enough to throw into my pen case for on the go. I love them so much I went back and bought the basic & mild sets to add to my collection. I love that you also have the pen on the opposite end and can use it in the planner as well. They work well on Tomoe River paper and on my Cloth & Paper inserts and do not bleed through those papers. Some papers may bleed or ghost, test them first. I always use thicker paper in my planners so I don’t mind a little ghosting or ink bleed. I love these markers and have been having so much fun playing with them. If you’re a planner and a fan of the dots these are a must!

Good quality- use for journaling will not seep through paper if you don’t press don’t for long period of time

I color code my daily to do list in my planner and these are my favorite markers to use. They give consistent size marks, the ink is vivid and they come in a large variety of colors. The markers are water based but have minimal smearing when water gets on them.Now that I have a set color code system in my planner, I do wish they were sold on here individually. I have found them on other sites individually but you have to pay a ton of shipping for just a few markers.One thing I will mention is that these do bleed through a lot of paper types. They don’t bleed through the pages of the particular planner I use (which is why they are my favorite) but I have used them on several other papers and they go right through. They definitely need a paper test before putting to use.

I love these markers. I would like to see more transparent or lighter colors as I use them for task lists and several of the colors are too dark to see a completed check mark on them. But, I didn’t even know this type of dot marker exsisted a few months ago. So glad I ran across them. I would definitely recommend them.

I got the pack with 12 markers.I’ve been dying to try these. The colors are bright and pigmented, fun and easy to use. I use them for decorating a bullet journal.The pens have a strong color to them, so they can potentially show through the other side of a piece of paper. I included some other pens to show as a comparison. If you wanted to use these pens on two sides of the same paper, I would suggest a very thick sort of paper.I did not experience any bleeding on to the next page, but I think it could potentially do so if you left the pen in one spot long enough- so be careful if that is a concern you have. Once again, I got the 12 pack, so the colors may be different from the other packs, the other packs may have lighter colors that don’t show through as much, but, be careful anyways.

I ordered ONE SET of 12 pens. I was sent SIX sets. I was only charged for one set. While this is a neat item, I don't need six identical sets (72 markers). I have written via Amazon Help page and have had no answer regarding returning these 5 sets of markers. If you don't want these back I will donate them to the Brookgreen Gardens Art Camp here in Pawleys Island. Please reply with instructions of what you would like me to do.Terry