The barrel is nice looking and comfortable to hold, and the clip is strong as well. The green ink is too light for my tastes, but the black, blue, and red are right on the mark.
Sounds very Sharpie Pen-esque to me.įortunately for Bic, the Intensity writes a lot like the Sharpie Pen, which I very much approve of. The Intensity is a marker-type pen with a plastic tip and features permanent on paper, waterproof ink that doesn't bleed. This is not ballpoint pen by any stretch, and in fact looks to be Bic's version of the Sharpie Pen. I did find a listing for the Intensity at Office Max (under the ballpoint section mind you), but there are no real details there. I find that endlessly frustrating when I am trying to communicate more information than I can gather on the back of the package.
Neither manufacturer lists them on their websites, and despite the fact that I purchased them right off the shelf at Staples there are not listed on . BIC Intensity Permanent Markers, Fine Point, Blue, 12-Count 6.50 5.50 shipping Bic Marking Retractable Permanent Marker Fine Tip Black Dozen PMR11BK 17.20 Was: 22.86 Bic Color Collection Marking Ultra Fine Happy 5 Colors Permanent Markers School (2) 8.99 Was: 9.99 4. One thing that both of these pens have in common is there is very little information about either. I was not a fan of the Finito!, but the Intensity is much better. I generally try to pick up anything new I see when walking the aisles at Staples, and this 4-pack of Bic's made it home with me at the same time I bought the Pentel Finito! back in July. This Bic Intensity review is one of those, and the pen was quite a surprise. While I catch up on some of the new products I need to review I do have a few older reviews (with requisite hideous photography) I completed a while back that I want to share.
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