Highlighter Staedtler Textsurfer 200-13929 — mint color, chisel tip fluorescent marker

Staedtler Textsurfer 200-13929 in mint color is a fluorescent chisel-tip highlighter designed for clear, even highlighting on standard office and study papers. The marker offers a mint shade that provides visible contrast while remaining gentle on the page. The chisel tip enables both broad highlighting and fine underlining, and the ink formulation aims to minimize bleed-through on typical office paper, supporting precise marking and improved readability of documents and study materials.

Advantages

The mint Staedtler Textsurfer features a durable chisel tip that maintains shape for consistent stroke width. The fluorescent ink delivers high visibility without overpowering printed text, and the formulation reduces ink penetration on common office papers. The marker is easy to control for accuracy when underlining or emphasizing short passages, and the balanced barrel design supports comfortable handling during extended use.

Suitable for

• Students marking textbooks, notes, and revision materials
• Office use for highlighting reports, contracts, and printed spreadsheets
• Professionals organizing documents and emphasizing key passages
• Journaling and planners where subtle colored highlighting is preferred

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel tip for broad and fine lines
• Color: mint fluorescent ink
• Ink properties: fast-drying, low bleed formulation suitable for typical office paper
• Body design: lightweight barrel for comfortable grip
• Usability: suitable for use on paper, printed text, and notebooks

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the Staedtler Textsurfer at an angle to achieve a broad stroke with the flat side of the chisel tip or a narrow line by using the tip’s edge. For consistent coverage, move the marker at a steady pace over the text. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out. Store horizontally or capped upright in a pen holder to maintain ink flow and tip condition.

Usage recommendations

Test the marker on a scrap page if you are using thin or absorbent paper to check for any bleed-through. For long-term document archiving, avoid heavy saturation over printed text; use gentle, single-pass highlighting for best results.