Crayola Permanent Markers VS Crayola Fine Point Doodle Markers? Are They the Same?

[@davek12]

Every company for the last 30 years or so comes out with a 'better' Sharpie. They aren't. They may be different in one way or another, but they all fail to be better. I bought the big set, you're 100% right should be labeled. The box is pretty but obnoxious to pull them out of so they're in an old shaving bag. All of them were slick and juicy, though I know Newell's products can sometimes be a little off and people complain of getting 1 or 2 dry markers in a set that big. There may be markers that are better in some ways, like Ohuhu markers, or even Prismacolor markers from Newell, but down in the price range with Sharpies, they tend to be unbeatable.

[@JennysCrayonCollection]

The first ones were really good and I think they compared very nicely the second ones Crayola missed the mark. I really want to try the Ohuhu.

[@juliebraden]

the Endless Waves on the right shud hav been Bravacado & the question mark one shud hav been Endless Waves

[@CHERYLGEIGER-x6t]

According to Crayola, these are water-based, NOT alcohol based markers. That would be why they feel different. Try them on watercolor paper for better results. The colors they gave me are: Bright Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Aqua, Turquoise, Ultramarine, Violet, Berry, Fuchsia, Brown, and Black.

[@LowYummy]

hi! 🙂

[@JennysCrayonCollection]

Hi

[@Bloomkyaaa]

I figured out they were the same as SOON as I saw the wavy lines at the top of the markers! I almost bought the same markers I already had... and the new ones don't even have color names on them!!! 🤬 Edit: After watching, they look more like dry-erase markers or fabric markers or something.

[@JennysCrayonCollection]

they aren’t the same. They don’t work as well. :(