Highlighter set Maped — STABILO BOSS ORIGINAL 15 pcs, chisel tip, multicolour

Set of 15 Maped highlighters STABILO BOSS ORIGINAL with chisel tips in a range of multicolour inks designed for marking, annotating and organising documents. Each marker features a chisel nib that produces both broad and fine strokes, enabling clear emphasis on text, underlining and precise highlighting in different line widths. The compact pack keeps multiple colours together for easy storage and transport, suitable for office desks, study areas and classrooms.

Advantages

The STABILO BOSS ORIGINAL highlighter set offers consistent, bright ink coverage and a durable chisel tip that maintains shape under normal use. The variety of 15 colours supports systematic colour-coding and improved document navigation. Low-bleed formulation reduces show-through on most paper types while ensuring legible highlights. The markers are lightweight and easy to handle for extended use.

Suitable for

• Highlighting textbooks, notes and printed documents
• Colour-coding planners, schedules and study materials
• Underlining and drawing attention to key points during revision
• Office filing, document marking and meeting annotations

Key specifications

• Quantity: 15 pieces in one pack
• Tip type: chisel tip for broad and fine lines
• Ink colour: multicolour set including a range of bright tones
• Application: water-based highlighting ink formulated to minimise bleed-through
• Form factor: slim barrel for comfortable grip and easy storage

How to use

Choose a colour from the set and hold the highlighter at a slight angle to the paper to produce broad strokes with the chisel tip; rotate the nib to use the narrow edge for underlining or fine marking. Apply smooth, even strokes along text or diagrams to avoid pooling of ink. Replace the cap firmly after use to prevent drying. Use on standard paper, notebooks and printed materials for best results.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally or with caps on tightly to maintain tip moisture. For minimal bleed-through, test on a small area of thin paper first and use lighter pressure. Combine colours from the set to create a clear and consistent colour-coding system for study and office workflows.