The flexible nylon tip

The flexible nylon tip supported by the two guides is a complete game-changer. Markers people have used for highlighting have always been a coin flip no matter the quality of the marker. The first problem was that you weren't sure whether the tip was laying flat. Especially on curved surfaces. Second problem is that It's really hard to get a straight line. It almost feels like there's no safety net. Which leads to the final problem consistency. You'd have to maintain a consistent amount of pressure throughout the page which is really hard to do. And it feels like for the longest time There hasn't been a dumb-proof way to fix any of this. Until these came out. The Pilot KIRE-NA markers. You push down lightly or as hard as you want and the palstic guides on the tip keeps the lines consistent. And because most of the problems are now solved, you can now just focus on getting a straight line. With a fast-dying ink, having color with calmer tones, and a fine tip for markings, decorations, for note-taking, this makes it a complete highlighter.