Copic SenseBag Marker Wallet for 36 Copic Markers, Natural, Artist Supplies

A great way to store any markers, not just Copics! I use mine to store my Promarkers and my Polychromos colouring pencils all in the same bag! The handle makes it great for carrying around easily, but it also sits perfectly flat too, which is how I keep the bag when I'm not using my markers to ensure that both ends of the marker stay wet and have even ink distribution.The 4 inner rows can be removed too which means you have very easy access to your supplies when working, then you can pop them back once you're done to keep everything nice and compact for storage.The only thing that could make this product better for me is if it were slightly bigger with slightly more padding (especially as I use it for coloured pencils as well), and if it had as strap as well as a handle.Overall I'd highly recommend the product, however, as it's a great method of both storing and transporting your markers/pencil/pencils or other supplies!

I have a pretty big collection of Copic markers and when I go away on holiday it's tricky transporting them all in a space-efficient way. I've been looking at the Sense bags for a while and seeing as they were on offer I decided to indulge and buy three! I own Copic original, sketch and ciao markers and all three barrel shapes fit really nicely into the bespoke sleeves.The actual construction of the cases is very similar to the Case Logic CD carriers They are really tough and very well made. The RRP for these 72 pen bags is £41 which is very expensive. I'm not sure I would be prepared to spend that much, but you can usually find these bags on offer and I believe the £28 I spent is decent value for money.If you use Copic Markers you already have an appreciation of quality art materials, and I would say that these bags are a good investment and recommended.

The bag came as described. It's very firm and robust in structure, not flimsy but it's not perfect.One, the sides are open so the pens are not protected from every angle, especially not from rain and you could slide them out without opening it if you wanted to. The bag provides solely enough space of 72 pens, honestly no more than that. The zip on the rear-side can fit pretty much nothing in it because it's so narrow. Also, it once you open it to use your pens, it won't stand up-right because of the weight of the pens inside. I only used Copic Sketch pens in there and yet it topples over. It's a carrying case alone, not really suitable for keeping your pens propped up while you work unless you lean it against something.It's fine, it does its job but it's overpriced for what it is. I shouldn't expect to pay anymore than £15 for this really and yet I had to pay almost £10 more than that.

For a long time, I've been storing my pens in a clippy box which has been all fine and good, but I've been finding that the larger that my collection of pens got, the more frustrating it was becoming to find the ones that I was looking for without having to rummage around for them.This all changed recently when I decided to start building a collection of Copic 'Ciao' markers and also decided that because they were so pricey I would find a better way to store them, which led me on a search to find some sort of a storage bag for my pens that would allow me to put them in some semblance of colour order, which would make them easy to carry around and easy to find the colours I was looking for. After a pretty exhaustive search, I eventually discovered these 'SenseBags', which were a bit more expensive than I was expecting but looked a million miles better than the others that I'd been looking at.So I bought one, rather obviously....And, boy, am I impressed! The bag is made from a very strong-feeling synthetic material and is actually very well put together, with no loose threads or bad stitching, which can often be the case with these types of things. Each pen has an individual 'pocket' to sit in, there's a zipped pouch on the back of the bag, and since the interior section of the pen holders is held on with strong velcro, it can be removed which makes accessing the pens inside even easier.Naturally, once I'd unwrapped the bag and stopped examining it, I set about tipping the contents of my clippy box out and populating my SenseBag with my pens. I've got a few different types of pens at the moment; Faber-Castell PITT brush pens, Sharpie Markers, Stabilo Point 88's and the small amount of Copic 'Ciao' markers that I mentioned above. The pen 'pockets' are designed to fit Copic-sized markers but I'm finding that it works perfectly for my Faber-Castell PITT pens and Sharpie Markers too, but the Stabilo Point 88's are too tall and skinny, so they'll have to remain in the clippy box for now. I was able to arrange the PITT and Sharpie pens in chromatic order, which not only looks lovely, it makes finding them a damn sight easier, which is lovely.With space for up to 72 pens, my bag is almost entirely full now, so I will no doubt be ordering another one when my set expands beyond that number.These bags are absolutely worth their cost, so I have absolutely no quandaries with recommending this with a full five stars!

This wallet is recommended for Copic, but you can put any other marker in it really. At least it's a good size and not so massive, velco is firm and keeps clean. I sugest if you been holding out on getting this, pick it up as it looks like it's been deleted, been looking around and looks that way, so try and have a look at first if you can find it, then decide.

Bought this for the daughter's Winsor & Newton ProMarkers that were continually exploding out of their old plastic bag. The markers fit in snuggly, with plenty of room for sorting by colour or usage, so finding a particular colour is quick and easy. The handle case is useful for artists on the move.Well pleased with this purchase, and the daughter is too! Would recommend to anyone wanting affordable, easy marker storage.