These look to be a knock-off of the COPIC markers that professional designers, architects, and artists are fond of using, but at a fraction of the cost. Ideal for students. No idea what purpose the 'drawing glove' is for, but you get one of those, too.
Original price is $129.99 which is still heaps cheaper than a set of COPICs, and is the same cost as the 80-marker set by Kogan so you get twice as many for the same price. Delivery to Launceston, Tas, is $11.99
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D'oh! I just realised that. Fixed now.
Have you been drawing without a glove? Rookie.
And you get a carry case! That's cool. A good way to keep them all together.
The glove is to pad base of your palm so you don't smudge the ink on paper/your sleeve/your palm.
I remember paying $5 for 1!
Quality in comparison? I have only tried COPIC which are obviously high level quality.
Not sure. I wish these had been available when one of my kids needed COPICs for uni, I’d have bought them just on spec to see what they’re like.
Also interested. Anyone?
Has anyone got these, any reviews?
There are 14 reviews on the product page that are generally complimentary. The only negatives I saw are they bleed on some papers and have a strong smell.
They are probably like the kmart markers, colour through most papers / card and on to any surface.
I haven't tried these ones before but if anyone else is looking for a good copic knock-off, Ohuhu is affordable and does the job. Been using them for awhile now.
If you are going to buy knock offs might be better to buy them in eBay, I got 80 for 20 bucks. They were pretty decent for the price, not sure how they compare.
I don't mind buying things from Kogan, and I was strongly considering this st OP posted to get for my wife. But I read some comments and I'm not keen on some people saying that it bleeds through paper a LOT.
Also I found this: https://www.amazon.com.au/Markers-TouchNew-Touchfive-Twinmar…
Price in description?