Faber-CastellJumbo Broad Line Markers - 12 Colored Markers - Non-Toxic Supplies for Kids, Broadline

"The Faber-Castell DuoTip Washable Markers are a versatile tool for artists of all ages. With dual tips offering both fine and broad strokes, they allow for precise detailing and bold coloring. Their washable ink ensures easy cleanup from hands and clothing, making them ideal for young artists. Whether you're coloring, illustrating, or lettering, these markers deliver vibrant and long-lasting results. Elevate your artwork with Faber-Castell DuoTip Washable Markers – the perfect companion for creative endeavors!"

My son loves his markers. These are the larger variety and easy for him to hold and use.

We have bought these markers three times now. Don’t get me wrong, they are incredible quality and I’m sure it would last a long time if I stop giving them to a two-year-old who likes to slam them down so hard lol. I love these markers. They do not have a strong smell, they’re easy to open and close, and the color is beautiful.

This is a perfect set for the little ones. These pens are just big enough for them for the little hands to grip tightly. Every color is bright and seems to come out smooth, and they do not dry out quickly even if you forget to put the caps on for a while. (Yeah, you know that happens often when you have a preschooler...) Also worth mentioning that my daughter has drawn stuff on the slip cover of our sofa, and it all came right off after a wash.We like it so much, we just bought the second set after using it for months. Highly recommended.

I absolutely love these markers. They provide excellent color lay without a lot of overlapping lines. They dry pretty evenly. They are not alcohol-based. They are washable. You get a total of 24 markers with 48 colors. That's a great value and saves a lot of space, but you got to think about the less ink you're going to receive in each marker due to the marker being split into two.These markers never ran out of color for me, though, and I used them a lot. I really wish I knew where they were. I purchased them so long ago but I think they'd be an excellent thing to add to my modern calligraphy collection. They have a great tip similar to what a lot of the lettering and hand-lettering people use comparable to Crayola Supertips. These would be a great substitute for those, just as many colors as the SuperTips but less storage of markers due to only having 24 of them instead of all 48.Overall, these are great for the value. I would definitely purchase them again, I may consider doing so anyway if I cannot find mine. I think they would be excellent addition to my modern calligraphy set of markers and pens but take up way less space then the Supertips for on the go lettering.

Love these markers. Toddler proof: they are washable and pretty easy to clean off of kids. They are a good size and are difficult to dry out. Even when they do, a dip in water renews it!

I love Faber Castell products and have used them over the years, but these pens are not great. The main problem is the cap. It's hard to see if it is all the way on and it is difficult to get it all the way on. My three year old twins are constantly losing the tops and then you have a pen with one side working and one side exposed. Fail. I would buy a different product from Faber Castell for little ones. UPDATE: I just threw away all of these markers: they were totally dry, even the ones with remaining caps. Additionally, upon further inspection, the cap color is not representative of the pen color. This is confusing for kids and sometimes ruins your drawing with unexpected colors.

After getting back into coloring over the past summer; and going several Facebook groups about adult coloring; I have asked a lot of questions on what is a better medium to use in the adult coloring books and of course there is some mixed reviews or preferences; but I am very pleased with my purchase and I haven't had any problems with it. It all depends on the quality of the paper, thickness, and if the coloring book is single sides or double sided if I would trust markers in it. These so far I haven't had any problems on single sided coloring books with these; double sided; I am not sure I would trust them though; like in Johanna's books the Secret Garden and her other books.