I bought these, for my grand daughter, knowing she would love them. When she opened the 20 pack she jumped for joy and then showed me the 6 pack i bought her 6 years ago. She showed me the she writes her notes for school with them and they are still great after 6 years!!!

I just love flair pens. It reminds me of getting them from the school store when I was in school!!! They write so smoothly

I bought zentangle coloring books for everyone as a last-minute gift idea this Christmas. I ordered 6 packs of these 20-count Flair lens to go with the books and received them in plenty of time to wrap with the books! Perfect!

I love Flair Pens they are my favorite pens. They are great to use in coloring books.

These are the highly sought after markers in my family. My kids kept taking mine, so they now have a set of their own! I've only replaced two from my set in the past 2 years.

My son’s teacher mentioned these pens are her favorite, so I got this pack for her, but had to get one for myself, too. They are great! I love the color options and the functionality and precision and ease of writing. So FUN!

Super smooth. Bold color. Perfect resistance on paper. Only issue is one is already “bleeding” and leaves blobs on the paper. For important items, I have to avoid this pen. Otherwise, I love them and I intend to buy a second set.

I bought these for my daughters and I to use in our Bullet Journals. I saw lots of good reviews on these pens and I have to agree. They are colorful and make smooth fine lines. They are also good for coloring. There is some shadowing (can see the lines on the backside of the page) in my journal which is not a problem. These pens are nice for lettering or drawing and doodling.

I like these pens a lot and they are a great value at Sam’s Club, but Paper Mate Ink Joy are still my very favorite. These are nice when I want to mix things up a bit!

Got these for my coworker who says most are dried out. Very disappointed as we use the Flairs in blue and black constantly with no issues. Was looking forward to using a avariety of colors for color coding.