Mildliner Highlighters, Double Ended Highlighter, Broad And Fine Tips, Pastel and Neutral Colors Midliner Pens, 30 Pack

I LOVE these. They are hands down my favorite highlighters. Traditional neon highlighters are really hard on my eyes, and these are the perfect alternative. The colors are soft but still draw attention without being overwhelming or distracting. I mainly use them for book annotating, and they work beautifully. They don’t bleed through pages like other highlighters I’ve tried, which is a huge plus. If you have sensitive eyes or want something more subtle but effective, these are absolutely worth it.

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These Zebra Mildliners are my new go-to for Bible study. The colors are soft but still easy to see, and they don’t bleed through thin pages, which is the main thing I was worried about. Both tips are super handy — the chisel side for highlighting verses and the fine tip for underlining or making little notes. They dry fast, don’t smear, and the colors stay consistent even after a lot of use. They’re comfortable to hold too, which makes longer study sessions way nicer. If you need highlighters that are gentle on thin paper but still look pretty and organized, these are absolutely worth it.

I already owned a 15-ct set of these, but wanted more! This 30-ct. pack has almost all of the Mildliner colors offered by Zebra. HERE ARE THE COLORS IN THIS KIT: Red, Vermillion, Marigold, Coral Pink, Fuschia, Pink, Apricot, Orange, Gold, Lemon Yellow, Yellow, Citrus Green, Green, Olive, Blue Green, Summer Green, Cyan, Lavender, Smoke Blue, Dark Blue, Blue, Violet, Magenta, Cool Gray, Gray, Dark Gray, Cream, Copper, Brown, and Beige. I did a little digging around and discovered these are the colors currently on the Zebra website which are NOT IN THIS PACK: Baby Pink, Honey Orange, Sherbet Yellow, Soda Blue, and Lilac. These last 5 colors are sold separately in a set called "Gentle Assorted." It's a little annoying that Zebra doesn't sell them all in one pack, because I want all the colors! Fortunately, I was able to order the "Gentle Assorted" pack as well, so the last 5 are on the way! When I was just learning about bullet journaling, I made the mistake of buying art markers which were too dark and bled through the page. Then I tried these Zebra Mildliner highlighters and saw why they are so popular! The colors are definitely mild, so you can write over them with your black pen and still read your writing. They don't bleed through standard bullet journal pages (I think mine are gsm 120). They are great for writing, too. I typically use the sharp bullet-point end for writing and the Chisel point for filling in shapes. I sometimes use the chisel point for calligraphy; however, since it is a broad tip, the lettering must be large. CONS: The only cons I can think of are these super minor issues: 1) They aren't permanent or water resistant, so if the page gets wet, the ink will run (just like with most markers, so don't let your pages get wet!); 2) As previously mentioned, this set is 5 markers short of Zebra's full line of colors. However, you can easily buy the other colors in a single, small pack, so that's not a huge problem. 3) the "Bonus Box Organizer" is the slightly oddly-shaped cardboard insert which is part of the box itself. The markers came lined up in a thin, folded paperboard piece that was difficult to get them out of. When I tried, three different marker caps came off in my hand, as if they had not been securely on the pens. Fortunately, the markers were not dried out. I assumed that paperboard piece was for shipping only and threw it away. As you can see in the photo, this left me with the bottom/inner section of the marker box which is frankly a bit awkward. The markers don't seem particularly "organized" in it, but merely loosely contained. The nicest things about it are that it has room for more markers in it and you can slip the outside of the box over it & use the tabs to hold it secure for storage. If you don't secure those tabs, the "bonus box organizer" will slip right out and spill your markers everywhere--guess how I know! So, other than these minor issues with the packaging and having to order 5 additional colors separately for a complete collection, I really love this marker set and have zero regrets.