Marvy Uchida Le Pen Flex Multicolor Set - 18 Basic and Pastel Colors | Smear-Resistant and Quick-Drying Brush Pen for Hand Lettering, Journals, And Planners

Flex pens, for me, are better for hand-writing letters. The point's flexibility makes a kind of stylish look to the letters, with an almost italic look to long strokes on d, f, g, p, q t v. and others... The range of colors enables me to match/coordinate most cards I'm using to write on. It's almost always hard to find plain red and the plain blue, and the other colors are most hit and miss to find anywhere—even often on-line. I write many letters, and these give me pleasure to use.

Learning calligraphy, so my lettering isn't the best but these are nice brush pens for the price. Easy to use and smooth writing. Great color variety. I wish they were a bit thicker, grip wise but that's just me, due to RA. Kind of similar to Tombow Fudenosuke.

I've tried brush lettering in the past but this firm flexible nib made it easy to accomplish beautiful thick and thin lines. Perfect for small spaces, like envelopes, journaling, and card crafts. The variety of colors is just what I needed.

So smooth and bright in color. I love these so much I just ordered more!

I like these for hand lettering in smaller areas.

These don’t write like lepen…they seem more like old magic markers.

Awesome pens. Great variety of colors, none are the same and are true to the barrel. The pens are a little thin if your hands are on the bigger side. The size of the line is bigger than you'd expect. The bounce back on the nibs is really good too. Over all, very pleased with these pens. They write nice & smooth.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve wanted these for a while and finally bought them- wish I’d done it sooner. They’d be great for beginners since the tip is smaller and a bit firmer, but are so fun to use for intermediate and advanced lettering artists too. I think they tip is a perfect in between of the Pentel Fude brush pens and TomBow Fudenosuke pens. The TB Fudenosuke are a little harder and smaller while the Pentel are a bit bigger and more flexible. The colors are beautiful and offer a wide array of options that blend and build. If you were like me and on the fence, do it! I don’t think you’ll regret it. (I added a video to show the nib/tip in use and colors)

These are nice pen for calligraphy, especially smaller print. The small body of the pen is also nice to write with. I just wonder if they hold much ink with its small diameter…So far to good; comparable to the Fudenosoke with more colors :))