168 PCS Gel Pens for Adult Coloring – 162-Color Set, Travel Case, 0.6mm Tips
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- 162-color spectrum (158 colors + 4 black + 2 silver + 2 gold + 2 white) organizes palettes for fast, precise selection.
- 0.6mm fine tips draw crisp lines for planners, calligraphy, illustrations, and tiny motifs without feathering or skips.
- Enhanced ink system writes smoothly and dries fast; metallic and white cover dark bases, ideal for layers and highlights.
- Large-capacity cartridges deliver up to 6× standard writing length—great for marathon coloring, notes, and sketching.
- Sturdy transparent carry pouch with handles keeps pens sorted for travel, classrooms, cafés, or gift-ready presentation.
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168-piece gel pens with 162 vibrant shades, 0.6mm fine tips, smooth long-writing ink, and a sturdy travel case for coloring and journaling.Vawn Gretta Stearnes
| Weight | 2.4 kg |
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| Dimensions | 37 × 30 × 15 cm |
6 reviews for 168 PCS Gel Pens for Adult Coloring – 162-Color Set, Travel Case, 0.6mm Tips
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The caps can be difficult to get back on and click like as they should to ensure they do not leak/dry out. While the case is a neat method of storage, if you are using multiple colors, you have each palette off the stack and taking up desk space. One they need to be restacked for storage, if you do not get them to align properly, even with the clasp secured, the trays can separate and fall apart. I ended up just taking them out of the trays and putting them into a pen roll.
I feel the cost is perhaps a bit high for these and is perhaps due to the case and not the pens. I think I would prefer a regular case and perhaps a bit lower price. They are however good pens and I find myself using them on quite a few projects.
I've seen complaints about the case it comes in and some other trivial details. Real colorist love the case or we have a pretty spot on our desk waiting for them. So who cares. I actually love the case. It is fun.
Tips: If they sit a little while just warm them up in your hands by using both hands and just rub it - ya know what mean? Like you are warming up cold hands. If the cap comes off and ink spills just put the cap in alcohol for a little bit and it will dissolve and clean itself. That is the only thing that stinks. Be careful to close the pen carefully. You may want to use small little circles on a scratch sheet as well before actually using.
Hope this helps.