When my granddaughter broke up for Christmas she was given some of the school Berol colour pens to take home as the school was replacing their stationery. She's used the traditional Berol handwriting pens since getting her Pen Licence a couple of years ago and these broad fibre tipped pens are equally good to hold and produce excellent results. They can be used to create chunky writing and also for colouring, particularly for colouring in my granddaughters case. The pens my granddaughter was given are a pale blue, green and yellow but I believe there are several other colours in the range. They are all nice colours and look good on white paper, even the ...  Read the complete review

I remember always using felt tips when I was younger and they also seemed to run out within weeks and always had awful gaudy colours that never went with each other. I first used Berol pens at school (like I'm guessing most people did), they were only ever brought out for particular projects we did which made them seem very special. They were perfect at the time seeing as they are quite thick pens with thick nibs making them very easy to use for small children. The colours are very nice too, one of each main colour you would need, including a dark and light of both green and blue. I remember the red, black and yellow would always be the first to run out as they were used  Read the complete review

I probably first used these pens around fifteen years when I was around five years old. Berol seems to be most schools favourite brand of stationary and for good reason. These pens provide good strong colour because of their high quality. They appeal to people of all ages being suitable for little ones scribbling to what I use them for, adding colour to some fashion designs. They are washable so again perfect for children and great for me when I drop them and am left with a bright inky mark that bleeds! They don't last very long with out the lid on so it's always worthwhile to make sure the lid is on properly. Again suitable for the ...  Read the complete review

I have been using these pens since I was a little girl as they were the colouring pens at primary school and secondary school. I have now begun to use them again as I need to colouyr in graphs for my coursework. These are great pens for younger children as they are thick and fit well in to a child's hand. The range of colours is fantastic, and there is a huge choice. The nibs are thick and when colouring, it doesn't produce a line effect that some felt tip pens do. The colours range from bright, vivid colours, to softer more natural colours. The ink is washable which is great for when a pen gets knocked on to the carpet or a child ...  Read the complete review