Triplus by Staedtler

Triplus is a triangular tassel from Staedtler, available in a pretty nice 30 color range. Shades vary between juicy and more subdued, but most of them are pretty bright colors and will not always work for line arts (the lightest can be simply covered with crayons or markers). Triples has a thickness of 0.3mm and for me it is sufficient, I used to use quite thin pens. Contrary to many tattoos, these have a soft, "fleshy" tip that perfectly fits on paper and gives you a lot of freedom when drawing. For comparison: Sakura Micron have too hard and sharp ends for me, which must always be set at the right angle or they do not want to draw and scratch the paper.
Tripluss are NOT waterproof. They are, however, resistant to alcohol-based ink, which is found in the Letraset Promarker, Copic, ShinHan Touch markers, etc. However, sometimes some colors (especially dark ones) may be smudged under intense rubbing with a marker. Lack of water resistance can be useful if you like to create different abstract things - you can boldly water with such pens and use them a bit like paint. Stabed by Staedtler.

 

 Advantages:
- large range of colors;
- available on art not only in plastic shops but also in stationery
- resistant to markers;
Fleshy tip;
- conveniently lay in your hands thanks to the triangular casing.

Disadvantages:
- no water resistance;
- big price: usually over $3 per item;
- the advantage of bright shades.