SAKURA Gelly Roll Gel Pens - Fine Tip Ink Pens for Journaling, Art, or Drawing - Classic White Ink - All are Tip Size Fine 05-6 Pack

These Sakura Gelly Roll pens are my absolute favorite for journaling, note-taking, and sketching. The medium point glides effortlessly across the page, and the black ink is rich, consistent, and never skips. Whether I’m writing on plain paper or textured surfaces, the ink flow stays smooth and controlled.What really sets these pens apart is the quality—no smudging, no bleeding through pages, and they last a long time. The gel ink dries quickly, which is perfect for left-handed writing too. I’ve used them for everything from planner entries to art outlines, and they never disappoint.For the price, you’re getting top-tier performance and durability. If you want a pen that feels great in your hand and delivers crisp, clean lines every time, this is it. Highly recommend!

I like them a lot, they have helped me a lot with my doodles, especially with my black sheets. The only thing I don't like is that I have to mix, beat, or shake them a lot before using them, because otherwise the color is very, very faint.

Bought them in white ink. They were exactly what I needed. They write well on dark backgrounds of all materials.

These Sakura Gelly Roll pens are super pigmented and show up beautifully on my coloring books, which is exactly what I needed for coloring and highlighting sketches. The different tip sizes (08 and 10) are great for adding variety to my linework, the bold one especially pops.The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because they do skip just a little bit sometimes, especially if I’m writing quickly or on slightly textured paper. Nothing major, but worth mentioning.Still, I keep reaching for them and they’ve been solid overall. Definitely one of the better white gel pen sets out there.

These white ink pens easily outperform every white ink pen I have ever tried. And I've been through quite a few different brands over the years. They still don't operate like regular pens though. They are kind of like those acrylic paint markers. You know, the kind where you have to sort of pump the tip up and down to get the ink to come out of it? But just how they write, as you don't have to pump the tip up and down. Based on my experiences with other white ink pens though, it seems that's just the way that they have to be.Anyway, the ink flows out of these pens nicely, and I am plenty satisfied with them. So I would definitely recommend them to anyone who is considering getting them.

These gel pens are great for adding details on alcohol markers coloring books. Very smooth and worth the money.

The best!These are the only gel pens I have bought and I will not adventure else where. They are relatively inexpensive for the quality and longevity of the pens. I love the .8 and 1mm for coloring details. The ink does “glop” up at the top a little, but you can just wipe it away and it’s good as new.

meh . they are okay for the first couple of uses , but not great . i'd try something else .