abeec Fineliner Pen Set - Set Of 24 Assorted Coloured Felt Tip Pens - Coloured Pens For Writing - Journaling Supplies - Bullet Journal Accessories - Back To School Supplies - Stationary Supplies

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If you get a sense of familiarity looking at these colour fineliners it will be because they bear more than a passing resemblance to Stabilo’s 88 pens. The 24 colours are well chosen and are also remarkably similar to some of Stabilo’s hues, though they can’t compete with the choice and quality offered by Stabilo. The plastic case holds the pens securely and so could be used for storing them, but getting the pens out is a bit tricky, so they are probably destined for a pencil case.I use:The similarity with 88’s continues when using these pens. You can write with them, but they are not really writers pens, you can draw with them, but they are not artist’s pens either. What they are ideal for is producing colourful revision notes, mind maps, journal entries and doodles where the fines tips and variety of colours excel. They are fun to use and you can draw quite fine detail with them, but I wouldn’t want to draw or write for too long with them. The ink in them is water-soluble, but not to the same degree as the Stabilo ink. Consequently achieving the same sort of pseudo watercolour effects is not really possible to the same degree.PROS:Cheap for 24 pens.A generally nice choice of colours with some standouts (I like the sort of damson colour).The plastic case could be used to store them in.The fines tips are okay to draw and write with.Ink flow is good.Great for notes, doodles etc.CONS:Colours and quality not quite on par with Stabilo’s 88’s.The ink is not very water-soluble.Very obviously derivative.OVERALL:To buy a set with this number of 88’s in it would cost twice or even three times as much. However, the Stabilo’s are slightly better quality and they are often on offer in discount stores. Abeec have had a go at replicating Stabilo’s colour palette, but it’s not quite there. If you wanted 88’s, but are on a very tight budget then these are probably worth looking at. There’s nothing original about them though, and they can’t quite match the quality of the original pens.

These pens are sold as "for Kids" and that isn't necessarily true as they would be perfect for any adult too, particularly if you want them for colouring as the fine tips allow a high level of precision.I enjoy using felt tip pens for writing and these are great for this. The fine tips mean that no ink bleeds through normal writing paper and I love the colour range.They don't last for ages (in common with all felt tips) and are particularly likely to dry up if left with their lids off (but no surprise there).I love the detail of the case design - the tactile enjoyment of each pen having it's own place and being able to be clicked into place then the case closing so neatly.

In this pack you get 24 colouring pens that are fine liners. I like the precision you get with this type of colouring pen. It’s so much easier using these for colouring books.The quality is good and there is a decent assortment of different colours. They are neat when using and the ink dries fairly quickly too.Overall these pens are comfortable to hold. The pens are perfect for when I colour and there is a good choice of colours too.

There is nothing fancy about this set, just a good selection of fine felt tip pens at a competitive price. They are genuinely fine point tips, and should last reasonably well if treated properly; they won’t withstand rough treatment, so they are not suitable for younger children. It’s also worth pointing out that there is no information about the materials used, in case this is a concern. Each pen lies in a shallow groove, and the box opens out to display the whole set (see third thumbnail picture). The box is secured by two plastic catches.

The pens are very comfortable to hold whilst using. Great for adults as well as kids to use. Colour coded lids and ends of each pen. Arrived in a neat plastic storage case. Once opened the pens stay locked in their slots. So don’t fall out everywhere. Fully opens to lay flat, for ease of use, and glance over to find the colour you want to use quickly. Very good range of colours and shades. Mixture of vibrant, and almost pastel shades. I really like this set. It’s easy to pop in a bag with a colouring book etc to travel with. The case and all the coloured pens are very light weight. The fine nibs aren’t scratchy like other brands I’ve tried before, and give instant colour.

A good set of fine liner pens in 24 different colours. They come in a little case to keep them together which is very handy. I find these really good for adult colouring books and my youngest son enjoys writing with them. The nibs are very fine and they're good for giving pictures lots of detail. The colours are bright and bold and don't smudge. They don't bleed through paper either. Would by these Abeec pens again.

There is a nice selection of colours in this set. They do all match up. The quality is decent and none of them have quickly dried up.