Avery Marks-A-Lot, Large Chisel Tip Permanent Marker, Black (18888)

Very nice quality marker does dry out quick if you don’t have lid on for overall love the marker very Nice amount of Beautiful color great performance

Great quality, love the chiseled tip and ability to write thick or thin depending on need and preference, love the ink pigment, size is great and performs great on several surfaces. Used this on moving tape didn't smudge easily at all and I'm a lefty :). It doesn't get dry after used on boxes, like other brands. Unfortunately my sharpie markers all dry out very fast when used on cardboard and don't have the versatility of size in chiseled tip.

If you are moving and are boxing all your stuff up then having this permanent marker will save you a lot of hassles so you know where each box goes and what is in it. Nothing more frustrating than not having clearly marked boxes when unpacking in a new home and you need to find things fast. This writes great on cardboard and is very low odor and fortunately nontoxic. This will write on metal and plastic too apparently but I haven't needed it for that! I wrote on cardboard to test it out and it works perfectly! ~The Rebecca Review

I needed something to touch up metal house numbers that had turned gray from sun shining on them after years. Here are PROS re this marker: NICE ANGLED TIP - so easy to go along letters PERMANENT - I GET this will eventually fade out too, but I'll just touch up again. For now, it's basically permanent. BLACK- VERY BLACK FLOWS EASILY - that's a biggie INEXPENSIVE! - GREAT PRICE EASY TO USE- so far, isn't dripping or anything. Comes out easily, but stays where I put it.

Works well, can't beat the price.

I use these at work for writing on cardboard, paper, plastic wrap, and occasionally wood. Better than Sharpie by far, and the chisel tip is great. I store them tip-down in my pocket and generally speaking, each one lasts months of heavy daily use before it runs out of ink. For $1, they literally cannot be beat. The black and the colors (green, red, blue) are all great and dark enough to mark without issue. The only application I wouldn't recommend them for is extensive writing of small-ish text (say, 1 inch high letters or smaller), since the chisel tip is large. A sharpie is your best bet for that. One minor gripe with them is that below the tip (and under the cap) there are vent holes to allow the ink to flow. The way I hold the marker often marks my ring finger with ink from the vents. I think this may not be an issue if you store them tip-up, though. It doesn't bother me for my line of work.

It's black and permanent. Functions as expected.

Good Value for the money very happy