Thank you for your question and comment. I experimented with these markers. I firmly pressed the tip down for a few seconds. The tip does not stay permanently bent, but they do have a slight bend to them. That can be remedied by turning the marker during the coloring process. The tips are very firm. I don't like that too much, but it does not prevent me from using them. Perhaps, over time, the tips may become more flexible with more use. I'm also not crazy about these brush tips being so small compared to other brush-tip markers I've used.
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Thank you for the kind comment.
Do they go back to form and not stay bent after use? Describe the firmness with flex of the tip.
Thank you for your question and comment. I experimented with these markers. I firmly pressed the tip down for a few seconds. The tip does not stay permanently bent, but they do have a slight bend to them. That can be remedied by turning the marker during the coloring process.
The tips are very firm. I don't like that too much, but it does not prevent me from using them. Perhaps, over time, the tips may become more flexible with more use. I'm also not crazy about these brush tips being so small compared to other brush-tip markers I've used.