FROKOAlcohol Markers, 80 Colors Dual Tip Art Markers, Drawing Markers, Coloring Marker for Kids Sketching Adult Coloring

My daughter loves these!

Honestly for the cost this is a great set, the color selection is vibrant and pretty balanced I wish there were more “off-white” options that aren’t so yellow or pink but it’s whatever, THEY DO BLEED! I kind of have to color to compensate for that but I think all alcohol markers bleed to a certain extent. I ALSO HIGHLY RECCOMEND DOING A SWATCH SHEET BECAUSE SOME OF THE COLORS DRY DOWN MUCH DIFFERENTLY THAN THEY APPEAR AT FIRST!! Also some of them are named a little off but 4/5 stars for me.

great

There not great by any means. Target has better markers but they’ll be fine until you can get better ones. They don’t blend well at all compared to other markers I’ve had. These are fine back up markers but they really aren’t for lang term

I was so excited when these came in the mail and immediately wanted to try them out.....unfortunately I became extremely disappointed once finding out that about a little over 20 of the 168 I bought were either dried out, missing pieces that were supposed to hold the marker tip in place or had exploded causing gunky ink residue on the marker and in the cap. Would never buy these again.

Work great!

This product came well packaged and undamaged. These alcohol markers are great, they draw easily and beautifully, and it comes with so many. I have one problem with this product, each color is numbered, but for some reason they don't seem to correlate with the colors. I have one light green marker that is numbered 91, a dark green marker numbered 7, and a red marker named 43. They have no correlation and it irks me. This isn't a huge deal but I would love if this was changed. Still, I would recommend these.

Purchased this set for design/ colored artwork/ coloring of ink and pencil drawings and designs that I do. I like these large sets of generic markers because you get a really good deal on them. Maybe they're not comparable to some of the more expensive brand names like Copic, Windsor, Faber, or otherwise, but you're still getting, at least, a mid-to-better quality marker. These, of course, aren't top of the line markers but I like them for sketching and coloring up designs when I'm working.What you're getting are 120 generic markers in a set (I'm not sure how many markers are in the actual full set but I know it is around 180 colors). Some of the numbers are missing, as the manufacturer of the markers apparently doesn't send the entire set to the vendors (FROKO). What I know is that they're a mass produced Chinese marker that sells them to various vendors and will even print the individual company branding on the marker.SO, although they're mass produced the quality is generally the same, so if you own another of these mass produced sets you're definitely going to be able to mix and match the sets and the colors should be fairly consistent. This numbered set is specifically going to be primaries and compliments with a variety of hues, tones, and shades. There are some gray-scale markers in the set as well as some more poppy colors like neon's that are included for variety.The markers are nice, they flow well, mark well, and hold up to a good amount of use. The tips are replaceable and they barrel's are refillable if you have inks that you want to use in them. They are alcohol based so you're going to be able to use any alcohol based ink you have in them after they've run out.I will say that my experience with the marker is good, they're what I expect out of this type of markers, I really do like them, and own many sets. What I like best is that they're largely inexpensive, especially compared to brands like COPIC which can be 20x more expensive for a marginally better marker. Even though, in comparison COPIC is a much better marker for producing finished work, but these can also create finished works just not quite as well as the name brand competitors.As far as blending goes, these generics are much more difficult to blend and sometimes colors you think would blend well just don't. Sometimes you get a really definitive line between similar colors, and sometimes they blend very well. It's really trial-by-error and I HIGHLY suggest trying out blends you're planning to use on a separate piece of paper before you do it on your finished work.Overall, I think this is a great intermediate marker, for artists and students. I highly suggest them especially if you're on a budget and would like to maximize your dollar because 120 markers at this price is definitely a great deal.*****This set also comes in a carrying case with plastic organizing trays to keep your markers in order. I will suggest when purchasing these large sets of generics that you do focus on getting a set that comes with these trays because some companies will just send you a bag with tons of markers in it and they're really a hassle to organize. This set is definitely one of those sets you can be rest assured that you're going to be able to keep your markers organized, and in order so you don't have a huge mess.