Sharpie Mini Permanent Markers, Fine Point, 4-Count (4 Markers, Black)

Not only do these do the job, you can hook them onto a necklace! My daughter made my son a rainbow loom necklace for them for his birthday. As you can see, they were functional and very much used 😂

So very handy to keep around. They last a long time (as long as I don't lose it or leave it somewhere).

The media could not be loaded. I love these for work, so compact and easy to have on my badge for quick access. Sharpie always lasts a long time!

I love that I found a mini Sharpie to hook right on to my badge clip/reel so that I always have a reliable brand of marker easy to access and that I won’t lose! You can either remove from key ring with or without cap - there is a little knob that will hold onto the cap or you can pull marker and cap out all together. I use mine multiple times per shift, 3 shifts per week and I’ve used the same one for months on end so far. That said, these are conveniently packed four together, so you’ll be set for quite some time.Never lose your Sharpie again! You’ll wonder how you ever lived without this item!

These are great to use, they clip easily onto badge for work.

Update, 01/06/23First: after repeatedly popping the cap on and off, I’m now able to remove it with less effort. But, it’s still a bit tighter than it needs to be.Second: I’ve discovered that the small, black top cap that has the built-in, triangular, metal clip is removable. Just apply upward pressure on the metal clip, and the plastic top cap comes right off, and it can be snapped back on if need be.I ordered these Sharpie Mini markers to carry in my shirt pockets. I’m a big fan of Sharpie markers, but the regular sized Sharpies take up a little too much pocket space. The Mini markers eliminate that problem.Pros: (1) At about 3.5” long, the Mini Sharpies are about two inches shorter than the standard Sharpie marker, so they take up much less shirt pocket room; (2) the caps have a small, triangular, rotating metal attachment to allow it to be attached to a key ring; (3) the caps also have a pocket clip; (4) the permanent ink flows smoothly from the fine point tips.Cons: (1) There’s only on con, but it’s a biggie: the cap snaps “securely” onto the body of the marker. The problem is, the 1.5” caps snap way too securely onto the short body of the marker, making it close to impossible to get them off. The combination of small dimensions and slippery grip surfaces, coupled with an extremely tight fitting cap make cap removal a real problem. The only way these caps can be removed is to use the kind of rubber gripper that’s used to remove stubborn jar caps.Of the dozens of regular sized Sharpie markers I’ve used over the years, I’ve never experienced a problem like this. So, it’s possible that I just received four Mini Sharpies, fitted with slightly defective (undersized) caps, that slipped by Sharpie’s quality control team.

I love these little markers. I have one on my badge for work and they are extremely handy.

Love these to add to my badge, get a key ring to attach because it won’t fit on a regular badge holder.