Do these bleed? Or blob?

This pen does a superb job at not bleeding through when compared to liquid ink pens of a similar price range (like the uni ball vision). After testing it on standard copy paper, I found that even when writing at a snail's pace--allowing a think line to be produced--results in minimal to negligible bleeding. When pressing the pen on paper for extended period of time to produce a dot, It will bleed through at around 7 seconds (this varies depending on one's application force of course). From personal experience I have never noticed this pen blob; by blob I assume you mean an abundance of ink when you first start writing. -hope this helped

Does this pen bleed through paper?

Mariah, I have found that virtually ALL pens may bleed through paper, depending on the type of paper you use and the pressure with which you write. I started using these pens before they came out with the colors. I "hide" these pens so my Granddaughters don't "BORROW" them. I'm that selfish with them. I just wrote on simple loose leaf paper and while the ink did NOT bleed through, you can see the color of the ink on the other side. I highly recommend them, but I suggest that you try them out on a piece of scrap before using them on any project. I especially love the .5mm extra fine. It is just perfect for virtually everything. Happy writing and crafting!

Manufacturer	Pilot Pen Corporation of America
Brand	PILOT
Item Weight	0.5 ounces
Product Dimensions	7.4 x 2.5 x 1 inches
Item model number	25001
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Color	Black
Closure	Retractable
Grip Type	Rubber
Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness)	HB
Material Type	Plastic
Number of Items	1
Size	2 Count (Pack of 1)
Point Type	Extra Fine
Line Size	0.50
Ink Color	Black
Manufacturer Part Number	25001

Precise V5 Stick Liquid Ink Rolling Ball Stick Pens, Extra Fine Point (0.5mm) Black Ink, 2-Pack (25001)

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