Zebra Fude Brush Pen, Medium (WF3)

They're a bit gritty to write with which is a shame as the colour is good.

Nice to use. Very happy. Going to buy another

bought for mum! she likes

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.

This is a double-ended brush pen, about an inch longer than any others on the market. The smaller of the two brush tips is not unlike that of the Uni-Pin brush pen in that it is a relatively hard tip that can still produce line variance. The larger (medium) tip has a fair amount in common with Pentel's Pocket Brush Pen- a softer tip, more akin to using an actual brush.The one downside so far is that the medium tip's ink seems to dry to a lighter black than I'm used to, if ink feels like coming out at all! The dry-brush effect only happens if I lay down particularly thick lines, though- thinner lines seem to be just fine....

very nice pens with smooth writing unfortunately the white isnt very pigmented :(

I really like this product and is amazing for note-taking a school.The Zebra Sarasa pens are very comfortable on your hand when holding it.It comes in 8 different colours also. I am gonna use these all the time now, I really recommend them alot and I give them a 10/10!

The brush tip is too soft and really hard to get consistent thickness. It isnt terrible but requires a very steady hand, this results in slow careful strokes rather than a natural quick loose inking. The Spectrum Noir artliner brush pen is superior in every way.