Shuttle Art Magnetic Whiteboard Pens, 60 Pack Fine Tip Black Dry Wipe Pens

Have been using these in work for years

Exactly as described so it was what we needed. Thank you!

Not bad but lacked the deep rich black colour I'm really after. as an everyday pen though it does the job.

I am doing family research and needed these pens for my white board on the wall. Great pens and very easy to rub out without leaving any marks. Well pleased with the purchase and would highly recommend.

Good for a classroom with magnet+rubber , does the job and reasonably priced

Good value

Great value - got them for a work project, and great having a magnet to stick to fridge but they do run out quickly unfortunately. So depends on your needs if I recommend them or not - quick tick box activity where you don’t mind if run out - they’re great. If you want them to last I suggest something else

Use these for work and excellent for clear writing

I love these markers. They run our or run dry fast, but they are the perfect size for little hands that are just learning how to write.

I pennarelli hanno un tratto ben definito, visibile anche a una certa distanza. Inoltre hanno una buona durata. Il prezzo è conveniente.

My students use these on their whiteboard in their classroom and work well. Bold color, long lasting, and love that they have their own eraser. Only downside is that some of the erasers came loose.

Fijne markers

The average American 4th grader does not yet possess the skills to replace the cap on a dry erase marker. I grew tired of throwing away a dozen or so maliciously dried out name-brand markers every week. I figured that even if these were subpar, they would do the trick, and my soul would hurt less every time I sent an uncapped victim to the trash. They do have a slight smell and don't erase as well with the erasers that come in the box, but they clean up fine with a good eraser. They seem to have a little more juice to them than the more expensive ones, but we have only used them a couple of weeks. In the words of the first student who tried one of them: "this writes good!"