
FAQs
What are Jumbo Markers and what are they used for?
Extra-large markers that produce bold, large lines are called jumbo markers. Because they are larger than standard markers in both tip and frequently body size, they are referred to as "jumbo." When you want your writing or drawing to be readable from a distance, you would use them. They work well for creating labels for boxes, posters, and signs, for instance. You could use them for enjoyable art projects where you want thick lines, or teachers could use them on large charts. Their broad tip allows them to cover more ground more quickly.
How thick is the line produced by a Jumbo Marker compared to normal markers?
A Jumbo Marker creates a thicker line that is frequently several times wider than a regular marker line because of its much wider tip. Depending on how you hold it, a jumbo marker can produce strokes that are half an inch (or more) wide, whereas a regular one might produce a line that is a few millimetres thick. This indicates that your writing or drawing will have bold, heavy lines. Large letters or shapes can be filled in more quickly and will stand out. The jumbo marker is the fat one, much like when you use a fat crayon instead of a skinny pencil.
Do Jumbo Markers contain more ink and last longer?
Yes, because of their larger size, they can usually hold a lot more ink inside. This indicates that even though they produce thicker lines, which require more ink per stroke, they can last for a considerable amount of time. Jumbo markers come with matching ink supplies because they are designed for large projects. Before it runs out, you can colour a lot of space or create a lot of posters. Your jumbo markers will last for many uses if you just remember to cap them when not in use to prevent the tip from drying out.
Are Jumbo Markers easy to handle and grip?
In fact, many people find it comfortable to hold them because they are thicker. Even children with small hands can hold the barrel firmly because it is large around. Adults also find the chunky grip to be comfortable, especially if they are colouring for an extended period of time, as it lessens hand cramping. Generally speaking, they are made to be easy to handle when doing large writing or colouring, though very young children may require two hands if it's really jumbo.
Are these markers safe and what kind of ink do they use?
Generally speaking, jumbo markers are safe and use a similar ink formula to regular markers—just more of it. They are non-toxic if they are sold for use in offices or schools (check the packaging, but trustworthy brands like Soni Officemate make them safe to use). In order to avoid being overpowered by odour even when using a large amount of ink, they frequently use low-odor ink as well, particularly if they are permanent markers or dry-erase markers. Since you're applying more ink to the surface at once, it's best to use them in a ventilated area. Other than that, both adults and children (under supervision) can use them without any problems.



