The Best Twin Tip Permanent Marker Period - L&M W/O

What's better than a Sharpie permanent marker? why two Sharpie permanent markers in one barrel, albeit with two different size tips: a 1.0mm Fine on one end and a 0.3mm Ultrafine on the other. Sanford makes a number of different iterations of its renowned Sharpie permanent marker and the Sharpie Twin Tip Permanent Marker is one of my favorites. With a Fine tip one end and Ultrafine tip on the other I can tackle just about any labeling job I come across.

Permanent makers are an ever useful utility, especially when you want the ink you apply to really stand out and last. From moving cartons/boxes, to CD & DVD's, to mailing labels, the permanent marker is a must, and the Sharpie Permanent Markers by Sharpie are the best on the market.

Big and fat-for the most part-Sharpie Permanent Twin Tip Markers fit comfortably between the fingers. Colored grey in the middle with a tip on either end, the pen also has a removable cap covering the Fine tip that can be clipped onto a pocket or notebook. On the other end the cap is smaller. In addition to traditional black the Sharpie Twin Tip Permanent Marker also comes in blue, green, and red ink.

The Sharpie Twin Tip Permanent Marker writes rather well and without nasty blotches. The ink is always at the ready and the pen glides effortlessly across that page, and goes on smooth without bleed and or jagged edges. Blame the fast drying water-resistant ink for that.

Sharpie Twin Tip Permanent Marker can he purchased anywhere office supplies are sold in single, double, or multi packs. Prices for the Twin Tip Permanent Marker vary widely from $1.49 each to a high of $11.79 for multi-packs of ten markers. A quick search of the Internet will yield the best prices.

The Sharpie Twin Tip Permanent Marker by Sharpie, no matter its size or color is the best marker on the market for my money. Yes, they cost a little more than other permanent markers, but they are well work the expense.

For everyday office or home use the Sharpie Permanent Markers should be at the top of any shopping list. I use mine mainly for labeling CD's (ultra fine tip), the list of possible other applications is endless…I have also used the marker on plastic, and it applied without issue. I have also used the markers to address envelopes large and small, and my daughter uses the colored markers to draw and color with.

Yes the smell of the ink is a little overwhelming when you first remove the cap, but allegedly it’s safe to inhale. If you are looking for an excellent and versatile permanent marker, look no further than the Twin Tip Permanent Marker by Sharpie.