Zebra Pen Zazzle Liquid Ink Highlighter, Chisel Tip, Assorted Colors, 10-Count

I use these for my Bible study and marking my Bible and I really like these

Love these highlighters and use them for work. I love the depth and range of colors by Zebra. If you’re using them for textbooks, the blue and purple may be a bit too deep, but all other colors would work great.

The best highlighters I have found. Variety of colors and don’t bleed to the opposite page.

They are great, but the yellow highlighter arrived dry. Completely dry.

These would work best on very colorful pages (like text books) so you can see what you are highlighting and it pops on the page. Some are very dark and some are pastel so you have lots of options depending on how dark or how transparent you need your text highlighted. I did need to let it dry for just a few seconds but it was not like they smeared or anything. I like them.

I have been using these highlighters for over a decade. Color is rich. So many great color choices.

As a teacher I loved these - the color variety, the longevity and that you can see how much liquid is left. Now, with my grandkids it's fun to "color" with them too. I highly recommend them!!!n They are a bit more pricey, but well worth it, in my opinion. I've had some sets for a year.One suggestion - they do cover easily and quickly, so press lightly onto the paper. My granddaughter (age 3) loves to play with these, but she likes to press and color over her work so it does leak through the page and get the paper pretty wet. We're working on the "soft hand" to practice drawing lightly. Overall - really love these! So bright and cheery.

These are excellent highlighters. There is however a little learning curve with respect to how you use them. The criticism of some that they soak through the page and blotch so that you can't turn the page until the ink dries is related to a poor application. If you use them with a light and steady stroke, they never bleed through the page; if you use a lingering stroke, a heavy application, or if you start and stop again with a lot of pressure on the pen tip, they will blotch and even soak through. It is only a matter of correct technique to fix that problem. These pens are not very good for glossy pages however; for example, magazine pages don't absorb the ink very well and you do have to wait for the ink to dry. For most books, text books, and typical paper pages, I have never had a probem with them soaking through, and I have used these pens for years (I read constantly and underline something on almost every page). The different colors can be matched, doubled up, or covered over each other to create new colors, and lightly applied they still don't soak though. They also won't work real well as Bible hightlighters though; most Bibles have very thin pages, and the ink does show through. With a light steady application, they go on very bright, don't fade over time, and are pleasing to the eyes. I want my underlining to look good, not messy, and these are the best pens I have found so far, and I have tried a great many brands.