Ohuhu 160 Colours Dual Tip Brush & Fineliner Pens with Maui Carrying Bag (Numbered Set)

If you like colouring with a bit more control than a basic felt set, Ohuhu’s 160 dual-tip pens are built for that. On paper, it’s a straightforward “two tools in one” idea: a fineliner for details and a soft brush tip for broader colour work.

That said, with 160 colours, the real question isn’t just whether you’ll get variety—it’s whether you’ll actually use the numbering system, the way the tips behave, and the extra organisation support before the set lives at the back of a cupboard.

The essentials

This is a dual-tip colouring marker set aimed at adults working in colouring books, drawing, sketching and even calligraphy-style lettering. Each pen comes numbered, and the included number colour swatch card is meant to help you find colours quickly and keep things organised as you go.

A big part of the pitch here is convenience: you get both a 0.4mm fineliner for precision work and a 1–6mm soft brush tip for larger areas, shading and blending. It’s the kind of set you’d choose when you want consistent results across a page without swapping tools constantly.

What you’ll notice day to day

The two tips are clearly the headline, because they cover two common “modes” in one stroke. The fineliner tip is for crisp lines, small doodles, and neat writing. The brush side is for filling, gradients and softer transitions.

In use, it helps if you’re the sort of person who plans a colouring scheme rather than just grabbing random colours. The numbered system and blank DIY swatch card are practical when you want to make the set feel yours—re-order, label, or map colours to what you actually reach for.

One small limitation to bear in mind: the set includes advice to recap the markers after use to prevent drying. That’s normal for brush/felt-type inks, but it does mean your storage habits matter if you want the tips to stay reliable over time.

Where it shines

If you’re buying for colouring books or general drawing practice, this set leans into flexibility. The water-based ink is described as non-toxic, acid-free and odourless, and it’s presented as easier to wash and clean than alcohol-based ink. That makes it feel more “everyday friendly” for home use, especially if you’d rather avoid the hassle of heavier cleanup.

The included organisation helps too. There’s a pen slot organiser to keep the markers together, plus a carrying bag (Maui) for transporting the set to clubs, classes, travel or simply a different room.

What to double-check before buying

Because the listing is focused on the set and its ink format, there are fewer details on performance specifics like how well colours layer or how strongly they blend from page to page. It may be best suited if you’re after versatile colouring and sketching rather than trying to recreate studio-grade marker performance.

Also, while the numbering and swatch card sound helpful, the upside depends on your workflow. If you never really organise colours or you prefer mixing on the fly, you might not benefit as much from the DIY swatch element.

Finally, the pen set explicitly includes replacement tips (8 replacement tips in the package, including brush nibs and fineliner tips). That’s a good sign for long-term use, but it’s still worth checking whether you’re comfortable with maintaining nibs as they wear.

Who it suits (and who should skip it)

It makes sense if you want one set that can handle both detailed line work and wider brush colouring without switching between separate fineliners and brush markers.

It’s also a reasonable pick if you care about water-based, odourless ink for calmer home use and easier cleaning.

It may not be the best match if you’re chasing ultra-precise artist tools for highly demanding results, or if you don’t enjoy the slightly more hands-on aspect of marker care (recapping, organising, and using the swatch system).

Final verdict

Worth considering if you want a structured, dual-tip colouring marker set with 160 numbered colours, plus organisation and a carrying bag for “grab-and-go” creativity. The water-based, acid-free and odourless positioning also makes it feel more practical for everyday adults working from home.

You may want to skip it if you’re only looking for very simple colouring, or if you don’t plan to recap markers and keep colours organised—those habits are part of getting the most out of this kind of set.

If you’re ready to use the fineliner for details and the brush tip for shading and blending, this is the sort of set that can genuinely replace multiple pens in your kit.