Pentel Maxiflo Whiteboard Marker, Assorted Colors, Chisel Tip, Long-Lasting Liquid Ink - Pack of 6

Features include a medium chisel tip for broad and fine lines, a built-in pump system to refresh ink flow, vivid multicolor ink, quick-drying formula to reduce smudges, a refillable design to cut waste, and a comfortable grip for extended use. The pack contains six assorted colors.

The built-in pump helps refresh the ink flow as you write, maintaining consistent, vivid output until the last drop. This reduces the need to press harder or shake the marker mid-use and helps prevent uneven lines.

They write best on whiteboards and dry erase surfaces. The quick-drying ink minimizes smudging and ghosting, and the ink is designed to last through typical classroom or meeting sessions, especially with the pump system maintaining steady flow.

The six-pack includes six bold, assorted colors. Exact color composition can vary slightly by production run, but you’ll receive six distinct colors in each pack.

Yes, the markers are refillable. When it’s time to refresh ink, use compatible Pentel refills following the product’s instructions to extend the life of your markers.

Keep the cap on when not in use, give a brief pump before starting for initial flow, write with a steady, moderate pressure, allow the ink to dry before erasing, and avoid pressing too hard or rubbing excessively during use.

The markers are designed for low-odor, quick-drying writing on dry erase surfaces, making them suitable for classroom and office environments. As with any writing instrument, avoid ingestion and keep away from eyes; store properly when not in use.

Use them for color-coded presentations, classroom demonstrations, group brainstorming, meeting notes, and any situation where you want clear, colorful, erasable writing on a whiteboard.

The six-marker pack with a refillable design provides color variety and long-term value, especially for frequent users. Larger packs may offer a lower per-marker cost, while smaller packs are handy for personal use or limited spaces.

There’s no complex setup—unpack, cap, and use. If the marker feels stiff at first, give it a light pump to refresh the ink flow, then start writing on a clean whiteboard.

Assign a color to each category (e.g., headings, key points, data), keep color usage consistent throughout the board, reserve one color for emphasis, and avoid overcrowding the board so each color remains readable.