BIC Brite Liner Grip Pastel Highlighter Set, Chisel Tip, 12-Count

I grabbed these BIC Brite Liner Grip pastels because my boys needed something softer-looking for school work and I wanted markers that wouldn’t bleed through field notes or my pickup log. The grip makes them comfortable for long notes or helping Nathan with spelling, the pastel colors are easy on the eyes, and they don’t bleed on the thinner paper I use in my Field Notes. They dry fast enough that my twins don’t smear everything when they try to help, and they’ve held up without drying out in my toolbox drawer for weeks. If you want reliable, gentle highlighters for kids or for neat-looking notes, these are a solid, inexpensive pick.

These highlighters are all I’ll use anymore. They have such perfect, soft colors and work on practically every paper i’ve tried without issue. They feel phenomenal in my hand and i use them for all my school notes. Not only are they good for highlighting important ideas or topics, but they add the perfect color pop into my notes that make me happy. I have never had an issue with them bleeding through the paper, even thin paper works. I’ve bought these highlighters for every back to school year and i can already tell they’re going to be one of my forever favorites.

These highlighters are great quality compared to many, many others I’ve tried. They produce very bright, vibrant colors, though the purple was a tad dark for my preference most of the time when highlighting. Words are still visible when under purple but it offers the lowest level of contrast of all of the colors. Yellow and orange are borderline neon, pink, green and blue are saturated and rich but closer to pastel rather than neon. The purple is vibrant and a more “clear” and strong shade of purple rather than a pastel lilac or violet color. I think they look very appealing and muted compared to traditional neon options. I use them sometimes for art projects and get use from all the colors that way also. I’ve had this same pack for ~2 years with semi-regular use and have had them last for a long time without compromising their brightness or the strength of their lines. They’re somewhere in the medium level of thickness with a chisel that covers a line of 12 point font very neatly. They can bleed through a page if you hold them in one place for too long, particularly on thin paper. These seem to work best on standard and sturdy paper unless you’re not concerned about bleed through. The result looks great pretty consistently. I think this was a great value considering how quickly some of the other highlighters I’ve used have run out of juice and started to skip on a page. I’d recommend these and I’d buy them again. I’d love to try other colors too, preferably in lighter/pastel non-neon colors.

I wanted pastel highlighters and these are perfect.

I purchased the 12-count yellow highlighters and have been using just one out of 12 so far for about one month now. I'm quite satisfied with how long these have lasted so far because I've finished highlighting a 500+ page book and other materials with plenty of yellow ink left in the pen (as far as I can tell) and I highlighted a lot! These yellow highlighters are very bright (almost light neon) unlike others that I've used where the color tended to be more golden yellow on the orange side. I am not picky about my colors as long as they are "yellowish" so this is not an issue. However, what I didn't like too much was that the color seemed to seep through the pages to the other side when I'm highlighting books with thinner pages, not a lot but these definitely bleed through. I had no issues with my previous highlighters which dried out too fast but at least stayed on one side (i.e. the side I'm actually highlighting texts) so that's why I'm making this remark. Also, while some may like the sharp points on these (liner) highlighters, I thought they were OK but it makes it hard for me to completely highlight texts without doing it twice or holding the tip in a certain way to use the wider angles to completely highlight each line on the page. If I don't angle the pen in a certain way, I get a thin line going through my texts (akin to a "strikethrough") and this is not how I like to do my highlight. Hence, going over the line twice to highlight the entire text (i.e. from top of the font to the bottom of the font) makes the yellow color bleed through to the other side even more, especially for thin pages (for example, Gideon Bible). Finally, I also wish the tip wasn't so hard but I can live with it. I'm used to softer felt tip which means that I don't have to press down hard to highlight. Overall, I do like the color and brightness of these highlighters and found that the single one that I'm using is lasting quite long (surprisingly) so I would still recommend it to those who need a "liner" highlighter. I'd give it 4.1/5.0 - 06/05/2015

The BIC Brite Liner Highlighters, with their chisel tip and vibrant colors, have become my preferred choice for highlighting and organizing information. This 12-count pack offers a variety of colors, making it a versatile addition to my office supplies. What sets these highlighters apart is the chisel tip, providing both broad and fine highlighting options. Whether I'm emphasizing key points in a document or underlining important details, the BIC Brite Liners offer precision and control. The colors are bright and eye-catching, adding a touch of vibrancy to my notes. The ink dries quickly, preventing smudging and allowing for neat and organized highlighting. Durability is another positive aspect; these highlighters withstand extended use without drying out quickly. The clear caps ensure that the ink remains fresh for each use. For those seeking a reliable and cost-effective set of highlighters, the BIC Brite Liners are a fantastic choice. They combine functionality with a burst of color, making the process of highlighting and organizing information an enjoyable task. Highly recommended for students, professionals, or anyone who values quality in their writing instruments.

I’m really impressed with this pastel set from BIC. If you like highlighters that are gentle on the eyes but still clear and readable, these hit the sweet spot. The colors are soft, modern, and easy to distinguish without that neon glare that can make notes look chaotic. The chisel tip is sharp enough for clean underlining but wide enough for bold highlighting. The ink flows smoothly, doesn’t bleed through most notebook paper, and dries quickly — a big win if you’re tired of smudging your notes or planners. Nice quality. They don’t dry out quickly, even if you accidentally leave the cap off for a bit. The tips hold their shape well and don’t get mushy. If you want highlighters that are easy on the eyes, comfortable to use, and perfect for planners, journals, textbooks, or color‑coding, this 12‑count pastel set is a great buy. Reliable, pretty, and practical — exactly what you want from everyday stationery. And the price is right.

Fav highlighters! Great price and fast shipping.

I use this product to mark out the stitches on my cross stitch patterns. When each symbol completed I go over them with a darker highlighter which clearly shows the completed work.

Buenos marcatextos y útiles en la escuela o la oficina. Estaban a un excelente precio.

Son lindos las tonalidades pastel de los marcatextos y no traspasan la tinta al otro lado de la hoja.

They work well

Comprei por engano, as fotos do produto dizem que é a linha Brite Liner, entrentanto o produto é da linha Marking. Desatenção minha mas é falha do site também. Apesar da Marking não ser ruim, a qualidade da Brite Linner é superior, só não vou devolver pq ainda compensa o custo benefício.