Paper Mate Flair Felt Tip Pens, Medium Point (0.7mm), Assorted Colors, 12 Count - For Arts & Crafts, Note-Taking, Journaling, School Supplies for Teachers & Students

Who doesn't love a good flair pen? These pens are awesome, and allow me to add lots of color yo my notes and journaling. The colors are crisp and the pens write clear and precise. There is no bleeding from the ink. The ink stays put. The ink dries quickly and doesn't smudge.

Flair pens are a teachers best friend and these flair pens do not disappoint. I love the colors, the quality of writing and the dependability. They do not smell so that a big plus.

LOVE these pens! They hold up well through all of my writing and do not bleed through the paper! Love that there are so many colors and that I can separate my notes from each other. They are the perfect size for note taking, journaling in your bible, or coloring if you want to.

I love these so much. I love to color coordinate my notes so these felt pens make it more easier for me. Doesn’t smear when I write, and I write quickly so that was a plus for me. Perfect pen been obsessed with these since my teacher used these in middle school.

My favorite, super smooth, medium tip with bright vibrant colors. I use mine for nursing school and love them. You won’t regret this purchase!!

I bought Paper Mate pens for everyday use, thinking, “Finally! Something reliable for notes, lists, and doodles.” Cute idea. Innocent. Foolish. The first pen I picked up a calm blue, started innocently enough. I wrote my to-do list, thinking it was mundane. But suddenly, the blue felt like it understood me. It reflected my mood, amplified my emotions, and transformed the simplest grocery list into a manifesto of calm productivity. “Eggs. Milk. Bread.” Suddenly, it felt like I was solving the mysteries of the universe. Then I grabbed the red pen for urgent tasks. I underestimated it. The red did not simply write. It demanded attention. Every word screamed urgency and power. A simple reminder to call the dentist became an epic proclamation that shook the very foundations of my kitchen table. Next, I tried green for creativity. The pen laughed at me. My doodles became sweeping murals, my notes poetic masterpieces, and somehow I ended up drafting a 3-page letter to my future self about the secret life of houseplants. I thought I was in control. I was wrong. By the end of the week, I had discovered something terrifying: each pen was tied to a mood, and they knew me better than I knew myself. Pink for joy, purple for plotting, orange for chaos. Every page I wrote became an adventure. Even my simplest scribbles now carried the weight of epics. I could no longer write casually; I was trapped in a glorious, colorful prison of Paper Mate brilliance. Would I buy them again? Absolutely. But beware: these pens do not just write. They analyze, manipulate, and dominate. They assign colors to your soul, turn simple notes into grand sagas, and make you question everything you thought you knew about stationery. Everyday use? Forget it. You will never go back.

These are wonderful for grading papers; do not go through the paper and have lots of bright colors. I gave it 4 starts because they don't last very long.

I've used these for a long long time. I don't journal but I can't remember a time before writing. They have flavor & Flair. I'm not saying this will happen every time, but I fell asleep with my glasses on and left the cap off for one for 6 hours. I capped it, turned it point down vertically and "it's alive" she cried. These are the best for what I do. To have so many colors at a low price is a gift. They do it all well (except offer inspiration)