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This empty pocket marker features Molotow's patented Flowmaster pump action valve and a 4-8mm chisel
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Reviews (12) 4.2 of 5 Stars!
AphelionXII 08/12/2015
This 8mm marker has become my favorite piece in my arsenal lately. It doesn't just do fills, hatching, stippling, stamping, and texturing with this marker are a pleasure.(APREPLY) We agree. This is one of our favorite marker bodies. Nib like a unibroad, but smaller and more pocket friendly. Strangely these marker arent as popluar as they should be. Maybe GR should do a video. 5 of 5 Stars!
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This 8mm marker has become my favorite piece in my arsenal lately. It doesn't just do fills, hatching, stippling, stamping, and texturing with this marker are a pleasure.(APREPLY) We agree. This is one of our favorite marker bodies. Nib like a unibroad, but smaller and more pocket friendly. Strangely these marker arent as popluar as they should be. Maybe GR should do a video. 5 of 5 Stars!
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dutchmastered 02/15/2021
solid. i swapped out the nib for a k71 replacement nib and its much sturdier for people who dont like softer nibs. works fine and even fills with some thicker paints. 4 of 5 Stars!
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solid. i swapped out the nib for a k71 replacement nib and its much sturdier for people who dont like softer nibs. works fine and even fills with some thicker paints. 4 of 5 Stars!
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SACHER 03/15/2018
I used to be pretty juiced on this marker. Great compact size, plastic body so its quiet, and a perfect nib size wise (fragile as f*ck tho) However the last 2 I've had have had the same issue, with various inks. As others mentioned, the valve gets stuck down or halfway down and the marker loses a lot of functionality as a result.
I've had bad experiences with:
Magic ink
Coversall
Speedflow
Not sure what ink this marker is made for, maybe the molotow high solid paints would perform better but IMO those are not suited for tagging. If I ever get another it will be saved for sketchbook use. 2 of 5 Stars!
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I used to be pretty juiced on this marker. Great compact size, plastic body so its quiet, and a perfect nib size wise (fragile as f*ck tho) However the last 2 I've had have had the same issue, with various inks. As others mentioned, the valve gets stuck down or halfway down and the marker loses a lot of functionality as a result.
I've had bad experiences with:
Magic ink
Coversall
Speedflow
Not sure what ink this marker is made for, maybe the molotow high solid paints would perform better but IMO those are not suited for tagging. If I ever get another it will be saved for sketchbook use. 2 of 5 Stars!
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Mr.decay 02/03/2018
The nib sucks on these so I bought a replacement from you guys and filled this up with white magic ink....it works pretty good and my only complaint is the valve getting sticky 3 of 5 Stars!
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The nib sucks on these so I bought a replacement from you guys and filled this up with white magic ink....it works pretty good and my only complaint is the valve getting sticky 3 of 5 Stars!
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Scape 04/15/2017
I just got mine nd its and awsome marker but in the first day i got it only using it in my blackbook the valve broke or stuck. I unscrew it fix it but when i pump it it gets stuck down. Idk if its just mine or how these are made but this marker has a good potential 4 of 5 Stars!
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I just got mine nd its and awsome marker but in the first day i got it only using it in my blackbook the valve broke or stuck. I unscrew it fix it but when i pump it it gets stuck down. Idk if its just mine or how these are made but this marker has a good potential 4 of 5 Stars!
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_cspace_ 12/25/2016
I love this marker! If you hit up mainly smooth surfaces, this 8mm chisel nib will last quite a while although it does get a bit soft after some use. IMO that just makes the flow juicier. These are nice and definitely underrated. 5 of 5 Stars!
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I love this marker! If you hit up mainly smooth surfaces, this 8mm chisel nib will last quite a while although it does get a bit soft after some use. IMO that just makes the flow juicier. These are nice and definitely underrated. 5 of 5 Stars!
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creamy~peaches 09/09/2016
So I've been using Magic White Ink in one of these and it's working beautifully so far. It writes opaque as hell and once you get the marker going, it only takes a quick pump to saturate your nib back up. With a round nib it's like a Pentel Shorty Plus.
They're super pocket friendly, I always keep one or two in my purse.
I tested one with a smash and pilot mix because i wanted to see for myself how the xylene ink affected the marker. Just like one of the previous reviewers, within like a few hours of testing it on and off with some sheet metal the valve froze up at halfway shut. I banged the nib on a piece of wood a few times and it forced the valve open, where it's now permanently stuck. The ink freeflows into the nib pretty well, but it doesn't get as juicy as the one with the working valve. storing it nib side down keeps it nice and ready to write.
All in all a really nice marker, it's sturdy and cute, the cap goes on real firmly, and it's got a pretty mean nib for the body size. Try to avoid xylene but if you really like a particular xylene ink for it, it'll do fine if you babysit it a little.
They're really fun for eggshells, too ~ ! 5 of 5 Stars!
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So I've been using Magic White Ink in one of these and it's working beautifully so far. It writes opaque as hell and once you get the marker going, it only takes a quick pump to saturate your nib back up. With a round nib it's like a Pentel Shorty Plus.
They're super pocket friendly, I always keep one or two in my purse.
I tested one with a smash and pilot mix because i wanted to see for myself how the xylene ink affected the marker. Just like one of the previous reviewers, within like a few hours of testing it on and off with some sheet metal the valve froze up at halfway shut. I banged the nib on a piece of wood a few times and it forced the valve open, where it's now permanently stuck. The ink freeflows into the nib pretty well, but it doesn't get as juicy as the one with the working valve. storing it nib side down keeps it nice and ready to write.
All in all a really nice marker, it's sturdy and cute, the cap goes on real firmly, and it's got a pretty mean nib for the body size. Try to avoid xylene but if you really like a particular xylene ink for it, it'll do fine if you babysit it a little.
They're really fun for eggshells, too ~ ! 5 of 5 Stars!
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SACHEone 05/16/2016
Hands down one of the best empties on the market. Uni paint/Smash KO nib but its 2x as compact while still staying full for a good amount of time (probably the same as a uni or KO considering those come like a third full while you can fill these almost to the top).
Like another reviewer said, its true that the nib is not the MOST durable thing but what are you expecting from a 4-8mm nib???
I use it exclusively for tagging and the nibs last a good while. I fill this bih with speedflow or coversall depending on what I have with a little pilot if I feel like it or want to save the good stuff. Pick one up along with some nice black ink.. and some bullet tip replacement nibs...you wont be disappointed. 5 of 5 Stars!
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Hands down one of the best empties on the market. Uni paint/Smash KO nib but its 2x as compact while still staying full for a good amount of time (probably the same as a uni or KO considering those come like a third full while you can fill these almost to the top).
Like another reviewer said, its true that the nib is not the MOST durable thing but what are you expecting from a 4-8mm nib???
I use it exclusively for tagging and the nibs last a good while. I fill this bih with speedflow or coversall depending on what I have with a little pilot if I feel like it or want to save the good stuff. Pick one up along with some nice black ink.. and some bullet tip replacement nibs...you wont be disappointed. 5 of 5 Stars!
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f*ck this marker 09/22/2015
this marker is fantastic!! if you are not planning to do tags with it, and keep it as a sketchbook marker ONLY.
if you don't, well you'll fast regret it. I got only of these filled it up with stealth coz i was hoping to get some fat drips to be coming out of my crispy chisel tip handstlyes, because of how watery the ink is in combination with molotow's sick valves. but this is not what happened the nib was completely flattened out. even more than on a heavily used pentel white (and i've gone thru my fair share of them) after taking it for one daytime bomb!!! I CANT EVEN PUMP IT ANYMORE..... absolutely 110% the sh*ttest, weakest nib i have encountered in a VERY LONG time. And replacements that are of decent quality are not sold here or anywhere else i can see. I feel like i have wasted so expensive ink just to soak up the nib! useless! apart from the nib it's probably a very good marker, but it's useless without a good quality nib.. 2 of 5 Stars!
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this marker is fantastic!! if you are not planning to do tags with it, and keep it as a sketchbook marker ONLY.
if you don't, well you'll fast regret it. I got only of these filled it up with stealth coz i was hoping to get some fat drips to be coming out of my crispy chisel tip handstlyes, because of how watery the ink is in combination with molotow's sick valves. but this is not what happened the nib was completely flattened out. even more than on a heavily used pentel white (and i've gone thru my fair share of them) after taking it for one daytime bomb!!! I CANT EVEN PUMP IT ANYMORE..... absolutely 110% the sh*ttest, weakest nib i have encountered in a VERY LONG time. And replacements that are of decent quality are not sold here or anywhere else i can see. I feel like i have wasted so expensive ink just to soak up the nib! useless! apart from the nib it's probably a very good marker, but it's useless without a good quality nib.. 2 of 5 Stars!
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dissolving daily 12/30/2013
What can I say this little marker is perfect for my needs. It is a dope little chisel tip marker thats only slightly larger than my hand. Works just fine for labels or bombing. I recomend using it with alcohol based inks only. For some reason any inks that are xylene based make the valve stay open, even if they are dye. This is not really a disadvantage for me since the ink freeflows into the nib and makes it pretty juicy but your mileage may vary. Im going to buy atleast two more and a bunch of nibs. 5 of 5 Stars!
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What can I say this little marker is perfect for my needs. It is a dope little chisel tip marker thats only slightly larger than my hand. Works just fine for labels or bombing. I recomend using it with alcohol based inks only. For some reason any inks that are xylene based make the valve stay open, even if they are dye. This is not really a disadvantage for me since the ink freeflows into the nib and makes it pretty juicy but your mileage may vary. Im going to buy atleast two more and a bunch of nibs. 5 of 5 Stars!
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AMHUR 04/11/2012
The guy who previously reviewed this marker is a bozo! with that out of the way, i actually HAVE this marker, and i can tell you that it has traits that make it significantly different than the k -71 or uni paint. The only similarity is the Nib style and size. This marker, is REFILLABLE! a huge plus side compared to the uni paint or k 71. ive got mine filled with smash black attack and a few squeezes of pilot black for an extra umph and a little better flow. this marker is dope, AP should do a video/better overview of it. 5 of 5 Stars!
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The guy who previously reviewed this marker is a bozo! with that out of the way, i actually HAVE this marker, and i can tell you that it has traits that make it significantly different than the k -71 or uni paint. The only similarity is the Nib style and size. This marker, is REFILLABLE! a huge plus side compared to the uni paint or k 71. ive got mine filled with smash black attack and a few squeezes of pilot black for an extra umph and a little better flow. this marker is dope, AP should do a video/better overview of it. 5 of 5 Stars!
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smartass818 04/06/2012
well.... from what i see, this is just molotow taking advantage of the obvious lack of an ESSENTIAL marker, which is the uni-paint/krink k71 style chisel tip nib'ed marker, and making it even better by having it empty. im not sure if this also has the same problem i experienced with empty otr's and their lack of not-leaking, or not opening the cap without spilling ink, but if this has a much easier cap then im gonna pour in some of that smash teal and bubblegum ive been holding out on. but if you wanna hear it from the guy who's not bringing in 70,000$ a year, ( meaning im fu*king broke ) then do yourself a favor, pick up 2 _--- remember kids 2 _---- uni-paint PX-30's, whichever color you like best, my personal favorites include the red silver and gold, get 2 of the same color unipaints, open both of them ( screw the top where the cap meets the marker ) empty one of the unipaint's ink into the other marker, and tada! you now have a uni-paint with double the original ink ( which doesnt come with very much to begin with ) and an empty uni-paint to fill with whatever color you desire. hope this helps out any up-and-coming writers/toys out there with their parents credit card ready to use.
PS: art primo, my bad if you think im discouraging people from buying your product, just giving out my opinion. peace out, and get up! 5 of 5 Stars!
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well.... from what i see, this is just molotow taking advantage of the obvious lack of an ESSENTIAL marker, which is the uni-paint/krink k71 style chisel tip nib'ed marker, and making it even better by having it empty. im not sure if this also has the same problem i experienced with empty otr's and their lack of not-leaking, or not opening the cap without spilling ink, but if this has a much easier cap then im gonna pour in some of that smash teal and bubblegum ive been holding out on. but if you wanna hear it from the guy who's not bringing in 70,000$ a year, ( meaning im fu*king broke ) then do yourself a favor, pick up 2 _--- remember kids 2 _---- uni-paint PX-30's, whichever color you like best, my personal favorites include the red silver and gold, get 2 of the same color unipaints, open both of them ( screw the top where the cap meets the marker ) empty one of the unipaint's ink into the other marker, and tada! you now have a uni-paint with double the original ink ( which doesnt come with very much to begin with ) and an empty uni-paint to fill with whatever color you desire. hope this helps out any up-and-coming writers/toys out there with their parents credit card ready to use.
PS: art primo, my bad if you think im discouraging people from buying your product, just giving out my opinion. peace out, and get up! 5 of 5 Stars!
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