Sharpie Pen Fine Point Pen, 4 Colored Pens (1742662)

by Sharpie

• Bold, vivid, marker quality color.
• Smooth writing action.
• Specially-formulated, acid-free permanent ink.
• Quick-drying.
• Pack of 4 Markers

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

The Sharpie Pen

The bold beauty of a Sharpie marker transformed into an everyday pen. view larger

Take note: There's a Sharpie specially designed for your everyday writing needs... the Sharpie Pen.

This amazing pen takes what you like most from your Sharpie marker (the bold, smooth writing) and puts it in the form of a pen that doesn't smear or bleed through your paper. Use it for taking notes, journaling, writing letters, making cards, scrapbooking, and more. And since it doesn't bleed through paper, you can feel confident using it on both sides of a page.

The quick drying ink is also smear resistant and acid-free, making it the perfect writing instrument for all your creative- and professional-writing needs.

Variety of Styles Available

Sharpie Pen with durable fine or medium tip for precise or bold writing. view larger

Sharpie Pen

Choose from the durable, fine tip or the denser, medium tip. The fine tip is ideal for precise writing, when you need to write figures or letters in small spaces, while the medium tip is perfect for bold writing.

Sharpie Grip for smooth, easy writing. view larger

Sharpie Grip

Smooth, comfort grip provides a more pleasurable writing experience. Available in both fine and medium points.

Sharpie Retractable for comfortable click-and-write convenience. view larger

Sharpie Retractable

Smooth, comfort grip and easy one-handed operation. Just click and write! Available in both fine and medium points.

Sharpie Pen Pink Ribbon promotes awareness and supports cancer research. view larger

Sharpie Pen Pink Ribbon

Help Sharpie reach their donation goal to City of Hope for breast cancer research, treatment, and education. For a limited time, part of the proceeds from each Sharpie Pink Ribbon pen will go toward the donation. See Sharpie for details.

Sharpie Stainless-Steel Grip for a sleek, refillable writing experience. view larger

Sharpie Stainless-Steel Grip

Brushed stainless-steel body for a premium writing experience you will love. Refillable--let yourself get permanently attached.

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Product Description

If you wish to produce bold, vivid colors with an instrument designed for writing rather than marking, try the new Sharpie® pen. It's a high-quality everyday writing instrument with an uncommonly smooth action. Specially-formulated, acid-free permanent ink is both fade and water-resistant. As it's also quick-drying, it's not likely to smear or bleed through paper. Unique, durable, extruded plastic tip ensures line-width consistency. Global Product Type: Pens; Pen Type: Plastic Point; Special Ink Type: Permanent Water Resistant; Pen Style: Stick.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

25 of 25 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars I Heart This Pen December 10, 2008

By Puff

Prior to the Sharpie pen, I was a big fan of the Pentel R.S.V.P. fine points. If you like those, we probably have similar tastes; if not, this review may not be useful to you.

Why I like this pen:
1) It's like writing with an ultra fine-point Sharpie marker, which I always enjoyed. But, as advertised, the pen doesn't bleed through paper.
2) It creates a smooth and constant line. It doesn't leave gaps the way Uni-Ball and other gel roller pens sometimes do.
3) The fine-point leaves a bold (but still thin) line. It has that marker quality that makes writing with Sharpies (for people who are picky about pens) so cool.
4) No bleeding or smearing.

I will say that the ink in the blue pens is a little lighter than in most pens, and lighter than I like, so I've been using the black ones. Other than that, I highly recommend these pens.

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Finally, a pen that writes when I need it to January 27, 2009

By Eric S. Olstad VINE™ VOICE

Amazon Verified Purchase

I have had some frustrating experiences with pens in the past -- especially the gel pens. When a gel pen actually writes, I think it writes very nicely. But more times than not, they don't write or they don't give you a continuous line. Even the old ball-point pens can fail on you.

Enter Sharpie and the the Sharpie Pen. Wow. Here is a pen that is not only fun to write with, but actually writes! It's great. It's my new favorite pen -- aside from Dr.Grip, but they're expensive and run out quickly.

The Sharpie Pen looks exactly like a fine-point sharpie, but it doesn't bleed through the paper so you get the best of both worlds.

Jeez, I feel like Sharpie should get me on their payroll after that glowing review. Seriously though, these are excellent pens. [...]

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars My New Favorite Pen August 19, 2011

By college shopper

This pen is amazing and has immediately earned the role of my new favorite pen. The line is bold, without being thick. It feels very similar to writing with the ultra fine Sharpie marker, except this doesn't bleed on ordinary notebook paper or smear. The ink flow is constant and doesn't gap, one of my pet peeves with pens. I like the feel of the slight friction between the pen tip and paper that doesn't change the smoothness of the writing experience. The pen writes equally nicely with the pen cap posted as without it, unlike some pens where the cap's weight significantly affects the writing experience. The black is a dark true black. The blue is a bright cobalt blue, nothing close to navy or gray-blue like some blue pens. The red is very bright, with a tint of orange. The green is a true green. The pen is thin and comfortably fits in my hand, but I can see some people taking issue with the thin, smooth barrel.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Great Pens but outside label chips off September 12, 2011

By K. Wright

Amazon Verified Purchase

These are great! They write amazingly well, dry fairly quickly (sometimes have to blow on the lines to make sure it doesn't transfer or smear) and doesn't bleed through the paper. I have a Moleskine planner and couldn't have done without it.

I have two complaints about this product:

1. The outside of the pen begins to flake off after very little time and leaves paint dust in whatever you keep the pens in
2. In order to get a new Green Pen you have to buy a set

Overall I give these a four. I give the Sharpie Grip Stick Pens Five Stars.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Great alternative to Gel and Ballpoint Pens August 31, 2011

By Night Rain

I just bought them from Office Depot because I think I write messier with a ballpoint pen. I always liked writing with a fine felt tip because it gives some variation in thickness when writing (brief pauses and weight of hand) which gives me more freedom of creativity. With these Sharpie pens I can barely see the ink on the back side of the printer paper (w/ notebook paper I can still see it). Ink flows freely on printer paper but I noticed that there is more friction between the notebook paper and the Sharpie pen which creates a bit of a dragging feeling. Writing on back of hand is not permanent and will smear unlike a regular Sharpie marker. So far I'm going to be mostly using these on lecture slides printed on computer paper and pencil on notebook. I'm not sure if I'm going back to writing with ballpoint and gel pens again because these Sharpie pens might be my new favorite tool to write with.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars My new favorite pens! September 6, 2009

By halation

I was skeptical when I heard of a Sharpie brand that doesn't bleed through, but when I heard of the new Sharpie Pens, I just had to pick them up. I've tested the markers in three different notebooks (a Staples college-ruled, an Ampad college ruled, and a 99c. wide-ruled composition notebook) and the markers did not bleed through. (I write with medium heaviness, as in I apply a little more pressure than is probably necessary when I write.) Some are complaining about the light colors, but I prefer them to the dark. They're not so bright that you can't see what you just wrote the way normal light markers work, so don't let that stop you from trying these out. Happy writing!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars I Would Say - "Ultra Fine" March 13, 2013

By JAScribbles

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This review is regarding the pen and not the price or this seller. If you've used the regular Sharpie Ultra Fine Point Markers, you'll admit that they bleed through the paper to the point of you being unable to use the other side of the page. These pens don't do that.

As you can see in my video, they do show through somewhat, but nowhere near as bad as the regular fine point markers. And...If you hold the pen in one spot hard, they will bleed through.

I like - the bright colors and the super fine tips. I would say they are as thin or thinner than the Ultra fine version. The pens have a nice balance and heft to them... not too light or thin in the barrel. Just right.

Drawbacks - The red tip was long and I actually bent it a little while pressing hard on the paper. The red also seemed a little on the orange side. A deep blood red would have been better.

A nice product from Sharpie. We love colored pens - keep inventing more!