Shuttle Art 160 Pack Glitter Gel Pens, 80 Colors Glitter Gel Pens Set with 80 Refills for Adults Coloring Books Drawing Crafts Scrapbooking Journaling

I love this pens they are so vibrant and pretty the colors r great and they last for for ever and they don't really smear like other gel pens if u love to color this would be good for u....

These glitter pens are amazing! Definitely worth your money, I think it’s great that it comes with refills. They’re very smooth, pigmented and dry quickly, the glitter can smudge a little while it’s first drying, but if you’re right-handed I don’t think it’ll be a problem! They have a great color range too!

I recently purchased Shuttle Art 160 Pack Glitter Gel Pen Set for a few reason. I discovered the awesomeness of adult coloring about a year ago. I am a disabled homebound late 50's woman who has discovered that glitter gel pens make me feel like a little girl in a sparkly princess dress and an even sparklier tiara with a case of the giggles. Needless to say I am addicted to glitter gel pens and I am now turning my friends on to them too. I am also on the hunt for the 'greatest' glitter gel pen set available from Amazon. So what do I think about Shuttle Art 160 Glitter Gel Pen Set? PRO'S: 1) 80 different colors. And they are all different. There are some that are close; but still different. 2) I gotta have the soft rubber grip on the barrels because of arthritis and these pens have 'em. 3) In my opinion there are several colors in this set that I have not seen before. I have looked through 6 (!) different sets of glitter gel pens from Gelly Roll Sakura, Aen Art, and, Soucolor to name a few, and these colors seem to be unique to Shuttle Art 160 Glitter Gel Pen Set. 4) Each and every one of them works. I had to scribble for a couple of seconds to get a few of them going smoothly but that's the case with most sets of gel pens I have used. 5) A refill for each pen. However that's also a con because neither the pen barrels nor the refill tubes are marked in any way.CON'S 1) I think that advertising this as 160 Glitter Gel Pens is a bit deceiving. It's actually 80 glitter gel pens and 80 refills. Not 160 glitter gel PENS. 2) The refills are not physically individually marked in any way and neither are the pens. The 80 pens are on 4 separate plastic trays which hold 20 pens each. The plastic trays each have a 1-4 sticker on them and the refills are 4 separate plastic zipper bags numbered 1-4 with 20 refills per bag. These bags correspond to the trays. I am certain that there's a system or reason why they are sorted like they are. The plastic trays may work for some folks storage but I prefer mine in holders and sorted by color groups. If I sort them my way the refills are going to need to be sorted and marked and that's a time consuming project. THE BOTTOM LINE- For the price it's a good deal even if you don't/can't use the refills. The pens are glittery and fairly smooth and juicy with some unique colors. I will certainly consider Shuttle Art 160 Pack Glitter Gel Pens as a gift for the next friend that I introduce to adult coloring with glitter gel pens.

There is nothing exceptional about these gel pens other than they are a great value for the price. My biggest complaint is that none of the pens are marked and neither are the refills. This can make matching the refill ink to the ink pen difficult especially when you run out of ink.There are nine trays and nine packages of ink refills and the packaging is flimsy. Can you imagine all the pens getting mixed up and not knowing what tray they belong on? That is why I numbered each pen then numbered the corresponding ink refill. Yes it took awhile to do this but I didn't want to store my pens in the original packaging. I like storing my pens by color as well. Because of the size of these pens I had flip the pens in my storage binder in order for it to zip close.

I am in love with my new Shuttle Art “360” Pack Gel Pen Set even though I probably would have numbered it “180” as that is the true count of pens—the remaining 180 are the ink refills for those pens.This set includes gorgeous new colors/shades that I hadn’t seen in any previous set. There is a lovely pale lilac glitter, pale peach glitter, and numerous new green shades that I have been craving. Those are just a few of the many wonders of this set. I actually ended up with two sets because of a discrepancy in the now-obsolete description (Shuttle Art changed their description on Amazon’s website almost immediately when I asked them if I was missing anything) and Shuttle Art’s generosity. Each pen (I did not try the refills) in each set glided on my paper easily and beautifully (I create a color chart for each pen for each set I get to not only see the true color of the ink, but also to ensure each pen works). I have four different gel pen sets made under the Shuttle Art Brand, and they are one of my favorite brands for working well—gliding and not scratchy—and for lovely colors.As with all of my gel pen sets, a pen will occasionally get an “ink jam,” and I have to get the pen working again. However, with this set (and all my Shuttle Art gel pen sets) those ink jams happen much less often than most of the other brands I have. I am no longer an adult-coloring newbie and have now amassed over 20 different brands of gel pen sets—many gel pen sets for those brands I really like when the brand comes out with a higher count or something that just catches my eye.For those of you who are wondering about the description of the 120 Shuttle Art Gel Pen Set and this 180-pen set, I THINK the 180-pen set includes what the 120-pen set promises. I have both sets, and they seem to be the same girth and last as long as the same type of pen in the other set—not all inks last as long as others. If the 180-pen set had existed when I purchased the 120-pen set, I would have been happier to get the 180-pen set to get the greater variety of colors.As with all the gel pen sets I’ve owned to date, the caps are difficult to remove. Some of them get less difficult to remove as time and usage go on. I have arthritic hands and use a rubber jar opener to remove the caps and to unscrew the nibs to change to the refill.There are only two swirl pens in this set. I don’t understand why so many sets have swirl pens, but I’m sure glad they’re limited to two in this case. I really would like to know why swirl pens exist so please comment to this review if you know why they’re made.I highly recommend this pen set to all coloring enthusiasts—especially to those who desire a wider variety of colors. They are absolutely fabulous!Enjoy!Lori

I bought these for work, I use them for our certificates that we give to our patients when they finish treatment. I love how many colors it has, plus the fact that they are all glittery!!

I guess you get what you pay for, half the pens do not write immediately, you have to scribble to get the ink flowing. If you let them sit unused for a few days, have to scribble again. Colors not vibrant, ok for kids to color with, but quality in general is horrid.

Great pens