Crayola Super Tips Marker Set (100ct), Fine Point Washable Markers, Drawing Markers for Kids & Adults, Great for Thick & Thin Lines

I used these markers as a sort of watercolor marker, and for that I think they're really fun! Great color selection and cute packaging too. I did my painting on an Ohuhu sketchbook which actually feathered really bad but I didn't want to scrap it... Watercolor paper also wasn't ideal (barely reacts to water for some reason), but it was okay for my swatches. But compared to different mixed media paper it looks much better. So if you're using these for watercolors, then Canson or Strathmore mixed media sketchbooks would give the best results. EDIT: I've figured out that you can use gesso to make it work like watercolor on paper that normally wouldn't allow it!I decided to number mine since kids art supplies usually wont come numbered. But they're really fun to play around with! If you don't want to get your watercolors out or want cheaper watercolor markers, then these are really simple and fun to draw with! I haven't used these on printer paper yet, but I assume it might bleed through a little bit like other crayola markers. On sketchbooks though, it's perfectly fine.Overall I recommend! Sometimes artists gotta have some fun with kids supplies and elevate it somehow. But if you're wanting to buy these for a kid, they would do just fine too. :)

I really like these markers. They’re great for simple coloring and the tips make it easier. They last long and are of good quality too.

I absolutely love the Crayola Super Tips marker set! The color selection is amazing—so many vibrant shades to choose from. I use them for my planner and journaling, and they write so smoothly without bleeding through the paper. They’re fun to use and make everything look so neat and colorful. Highly recommend for anyone who loves to plan or get creative!

Excellent water-based markers as they are bright, saturated, and juicy with beautiful colors. They look better in person than in photos. I have used varieties of markers the last 40 years. The brands that are considered as great in quality are Marvy Uchida Pentel, Tombow, and now is Crayola, because they can last 10-20 years, if you close the cap tight after each usage. Although I have not tried all 5,500 brands markers(alcohol & water-based) in the world, 99% of them fade within weeks or months, but not with most Japanese brands and Crayola.

Such a good deal. These are my favorite markers for my kids. They wash out of clothes and surfaces so easily.

Some were not wet, did not last long.

Wonderful array of colors, washable, great product!

I bought my Crayola 100 Super Tips box at Walmart, which I would recommend doing because they're WAY cheaper there. (Plus you can save on shipping if you just walk into a local Walmart and get them.) I bought a 20 pack two months ago. I anticipated I would want more but I didn't have the funds for the 100 pack at the time, so I've been looking forward to getting these for a while, and they didn't disappoint! I had also bought a 60 pack in the Leisure Arts brand, but they just didn't compare to Crayola Super Tips.I'm a bit surprised by the reviews saying these are low-quality markers, because I can honestly see the difference between these and off-brand/cheaper markers. I find that the Super Tips work perfectly for my adult coloring needs. I don't color like an artist; I just do it for fun and relaxation, so I don't need fancy markers like Prismacolors or Copics. You'll be setting your expectations unreasonably high if you're hoping for these to be "artist quality" markers that can blend and such. For being a children-oriented budget brand, I find that I'm always pleasantly surprised with what Crayola tools can do for me with adult coloring. I'm very happy with my purchase and feel it was 100% worth the $14.94 I paid for them.My only complaint is that there are way too many greens (about 15, and some of them are too dark and ugly) and not enough reds, as another reviewer mentioned. But I'm pleased with the selection of pinks, blues, and purples. The 100 markers are definitely all different colors. Though some are similar, you can tell there's a difference when they're on the paper.All in all, I highly recommend these markers for casual adult colorists like me and for anyone else searching for a nice pack of markers at a reasonable price.