Quartet EnduraGlide Chisel Tip Dry-Erase Marker, Non-Toxic, Anti-Roll Cap

Quartet EnduraGlide Chisel Tip Dry-Erase Marker, Non-Toxic, Anti-Roll Cap, 4 Pack, Assorted Colors (5001M)

Product Details

Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.9 x 5 inches ; 8 ounces

Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.

ASIN: B000E7D72C

Item model number: 5001M

Product Description

The patented 3-chamber Quartet EnduraGlide Dry-Erase Marker always delivers strong, bold color. The unique construction of the EnduraGlide dry-erase marker sends ink straight to the nib from 3 separate pressurized chambers, ensuring constant ink flow, smoother writing and clean erasure. The non-toxic ink is safe and easy to use, and a convenient see-through ink gauge on the barrel shows exactly how much ink is left. You'll communicate boldly with quick-drying red, blue, green and black ink. Roll-resistant cap prevents markers from drifting out of sight. Choose from thick or thin lines with versatile chisel tip. Also available in fine tip and bullet tip.

Technical Details

Patented 3-chamber liquid ink system always delivers continious bold color

See-through ink gauge shows exactly how much ink is left

Non-toxic, low-odor ink is safe, ideal for school use

4 Chisel Tip Markers in Red, Green, Blue, Black

Choose from thick or thin lines with versatile chisel tip

Customer Reviews

These markers have a very attractive design, with a see-through barrel and consistent write quality. However, they don't seem to erase as well as other brands...the dried ink, when erased, leaves a greasy, smeary residue. Writing left on for a while is even more difficult to erase...requires several scrubbing wipes with the eraser.
Shame, because I really like the clear barrel and chiseled writing tip.

Initially, I was impressed with the patented 3-chamber technology that would make the markers last longer and give the user a visual indication of when the ink has run out. Unfortunately, with about a week of use, the ink started leaking from the tip leaving puddles on my dry erase board and left stains on my fingers every time I attempt to write with it. And I'm not even a heavy user. The chamber which was full a week ago is nearly empty now. Also, I agree with another reviewer who said that it is difficult to erase the ink after it's dried. You need to put a good amount of elbow grease with the dry eraser. Perhaps I got a defective one, but I'm going to stick to the tried and true Expo markers from now on.