ZEBRAFude Brush Pen, Usu-Zumi, Black (P-WF1-GR)

There are really cute pens!! If your thinking of buying them for school or anytime of journaling I really suggest these. The colors are vibrant and the pens are smooth. They were also a very good price for what they are and I can tell they are going to last me a while! Overall really pleased with this product.

The media could not be loaded.  These "marbled" gel pens were so popular in the 90s when I was a kid, and so being a pen lover, I bought these on a whim because they seemed to be the only marbled pens being sold by an established pen company. In my memory, the quality of the marbled pens were never great in the 90s and they were purchased for the novelty, but I was pleasantly surprised that these write very well, like a normal gel pen (however, compared to the regular Zebra Sarasa they don't have the same feels... The marbled ones actually feel less scratchy compared to the vintage versions, for example!)I also love that Zebra clearly made an effort to make sure that the ink comes out mixed the whole time (this really wasn't the case in the 90s). The ink in the barrel is mixed in a very clearly vertical way, so they put a lot of thought into making this pen, which I really appreciate. Overall a really delightful pen.

They’re very pretty but after using it a little the colors seem to merge together! But if your looking for extra fine tip these are them! I love how fine the ink is!

If you're like me and number elements/factors in the book and like to underline different parts in different colors, these are great. Superduper fine point. Can smeer but has not been a major issue. Not as runny as regular gel pens. Might only be an issue for left-handed writers.

I absolutely love these. I prefer super fine tipped pens and these do not disappoint. I’ve been using them for over a year for journal writing, and haven’t had any issues. The lighter colors can be a bit hard to read depending on the color of paper but I love the variety. They still have plenty of ink and work flawlessly after a year. These are by far my favorite fine tipped pen I’ve used.

I love these, I wish they came in 0.7 because I feel like that would make the color show up better. The colors are a little light in opacity, especially on really bright white paper but it is still visible. I have also tried them on colored paper from the happy planner company and they show up well on those too. For the colors alone I think these are so worth it.

I love these pens! It's a great brand. Ink never skips

Pretty bright colors, just wish they were more pastel.

I love these pens. I use them for my study notes both in class and for revision and they work well and add a nice splash of colour without being too harsh in shade. As well as this, the line size is just right at 0.5mm. They also aren’t prone to giant ink “splodges” so to speak unlike other pens you can get. The price is high so if you’re looking for an cheaper alternative I’d suggest Stabilo pastel fineliners, though I do think they were worth the cost. There is a nice range of shades as well. My only gripes are that the white pen doesn’t seem to work very well, and that ink doesn’t always flow smoothly (the pens write in a bit of a scratchy manner at times). Usually that only lasts for a few seconds and can be relieved by pressing slightly less on the pen, though I suppose this would be resolved if the line size was slightly larger.

These are Zebra's pastel pen set, I have other Zebra Sarassa's pens as well, I have all the Zebra sets and happy with them, I have no issues writting with them, mine writes smoothly, maybe I am used to Zebra pens and I use a different colour from different set everyday I got used to them. apart from few shades you can use them on white paper. this set is not offered in 0.7mm but you can buy 0.7 mm on other Zebra pens over Jap stationery stores.

Nice pen, not just for drawing but good for calligraphy too as an ‘instant-ink-flow-no-leaks’ alternative to a fountain pen since it doesn’t write with as thick a line as it looks. It’s a nice looking pen too, so it’s a real shame it has a big barcode printed across the back. If it didn’t I’d carry this around as my go-to writing and ‘signing’ pen. As it is I’ve now got to look for something presumably much more expensive just to try and get the same product but which doesn’t have a barcode printed on it.

I write notes for uni in different colours for some reason I just seem to absorb the information better that way. These are great pens with a good grip and easy flowing ink. My only gripe is that two of the pens stopped working even when the ink cartridge was still relatively full.

I am a beginner and I find Tombow pen brush too soft and too "uncontrolable" like a cat's tail ;) for me while lettering.ZEBRA is sturdier than Tombow and easier to get what I intend to get from a drill or a letter.I love it and just bought ZEBRA Mildliner Brushes and cant wait for them to be delivered to start using them.