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Zebra Zebrite: Double-Ended No-Bleed Highlighter

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Quick answer

The Zebra Zebrite is a double-ended highlighter with a medium chisel tip at one end and a fine bullet tip at the other, from Zebra Pen. Zebra says the ink won't bleed through paper, even thin pages, a Bible-study favorite. The Eco 5-pack, item 75005, has a 74% recycled barrel and is made in Japan.

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Five Zebra Eco Zebrite double-ended highlighters drawn in proportion, white barrels with blue, green, orange, pink and yellow caps, one uncapped at both ends
One chisel end and one fine bullet end on every Zebrite (drawn in proportion; Zebra gives no length).

Product facts

Product
Zebra Zebrite double-ended Bible highlighter (Eco Zebrite)
Brand
Zebra
Brand origin
Japan
Made in
Japan*
Material
Recycled plastic barrel (74% post-consumer content), medium chisel and fine bullet tips, fluorescent ink
Price range
$under $5 per pen (multi-packs divided by the count)
Ink colors

Fluorescent Blue

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Notes on these facts
  • Made by Zebra Co., Ltd. (Tokyo); sold in the US by Zebra Pen Corporation. Made in Japan: OnTime Supplies' spec table for the Eco Zebrite 5-pack (item 75005) gives country of origin JP (read October 23, 2026). Bible-store and Amazon listings for the Zebrite Bible highlighter kit don't state an origin. Source. Price: example listing.
  • Colors: names per OnTime Supplies, checked October 24, 2026. Colors as OnTime Supplies lists them for the Eco Zebrite 5-set (75005); Zebra Pen's US site no longer lists the Zebrite. Tints were sampled from the cap colors in the Essendant catalog photo of the 5-set that distributor Sigma Supply shows for 75005. Tints are representative, not measured. Shops stock different colors.
  • Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026.

Key takeaways

  • The Eco Zebrite 5-pack (item 75005, UPC 045888750050) holds fluorescent blue, green, orange, pink and yellow.
  • Each pen has a medium chisel tip and a fine bullet tip; OnTime Supplies lists 74% post-consumer recycled content.
  • G.T. Luscombe's Zebrite Bible highlighter set of 5 had 2,363 Amazon US ratings averaging 4.6 stars on October 23, 2026.
  • Zebra's listing copy says the ink won't bleed through paper, even thin pages; G.T. Luscombe calls it archival pigment ink.
  • OnTime Supplies lists Japan as the country of origin for the Eco Zebrite 5-pack.

What is the Zebra Zebrite?

It’s a double-ended fluorescent highlighter from Zebra: a medium chisel tip for highlighting at one end and a fine bullet tip for underlining at the other. Zebra Pen, the US arm of Japan’s Zebra, sells it as the Eco Zebrite.

It’s best known as a Bible highlighter. G.T. Luscombe, a seller of Bible accessories, sells Zebrites in a 5-color kit with a pouch and a color-code card.

Zebra Zebrite specs

OnTime Supplies’ spec table gives a round barrel with medium chisel and fine bullet tips, a pocket clip and 74% recycled content.

Spec Eco Zebrite, 5-pack
Item number 75005
UPC 045888750050
Tips Medium chisel + fine bullet
Colors Fluorescent blue, green, orange, pink, yellow
Barrel Recycled plastic, 74% post-consumer
Clip Yes
Refillable No
Made in Japan (OnTime Supplies)

Zebra doesn’t publish tip widths or a pen length for the Zebrite on the pages we could read. OnTime lists the 5-pack at 7.56 × 4.38 × 0.62 in (192 × 111 × 16 mm) as packed.

The two Zebrite tips: a medium chisel for highlighting a line of text and a fine bullet for underlining, with Bible color-code examples
Chisel to highlight, bullet to underline (illustrative, not to scale).

Does the Zebrite bleed through thin paper?

Zebra says it doesn’t: its listing copy says the ink won’t bleed through paper, even thin pages. G.T. Luscombe adds that the ink won’t smear, fade or feather.

Bible paper varies a lot between publishers, so try a page at the back first. Let the ink dry before you close the book.

Zebrite vs Mildliner vs Sharpie Gel

Pick Zebrite for bright fluorescent color with a fine underliner, Mildliner for soft pastel tones, and Sharpie Gel if liquid ink still bleeds on your paper.

Zebrite Zebra Mildliner Sharpie Gel
Ink Fluorescent liquid Mild, muted liquid Solid gel stick
Tips Medium chisel + fine bullet Broad chisel + fine bullet Bullet
Bleed-through None, per Zebra’s listing Not sold as no-bleed None, per Sharpie
Made in Japan Japan or Mexico South Korea
Price band $ $ $

Our best highlighters that don’t bleed roundup and best pens for Bible journaling list more options.

How do you use the two tips?

Use the chisel flat for a full-height band over a line of text, and the bullet to underline or mark a single word. Turning the chisel on its edge gives a thinner line when you need one.

In Bible study, many readers give each color a meaning. G.T. Luscombe’s kit includes a color-code card for this, so a yellow band might mark promises and a blue underline a cross-reference; the scheme is yours to choose.

Cap both ends when you finish: Zebra makes no claim that the Zebrite survives being left open.

What does “Eco” mean on the Zebrite?

It means a recycled barrel: OnTime Supplies lists 74% post-consumer recycled content for the Eco Zebrite. The pens aren’t refillable, so the recycled plastic is the whole of the eco claim.

Zebra sells the Eco Zebrite in an assorted 5-pack (75005) and a dozen yellow (75050). G.T. Luscombe’s Bible kit uses Zebrite pens in yellow, violet, blue, green and pink, with a storage pouch.

It’s a popular Bible-study pick on Amazon US. On October 23, 2026, G.T. Luscombe’s Zebrite Bible highlighter set of 5 showed 2,363 Amazon US ratings averaging 4.6 stars.

The 5-pack works out to well under $5 a pen, so the Zebrite sits in our $ band. Zebra Pen also sells a dozen yellow Eco Zebrites, item 75050.

Where is the Zebrite made?

In Japan, per OnTime Supplies’ spec table for the Eco Zebrite 5-pack. Zebra Co., Ltd. is based in Tokyo; Bible-store listings don’t state an origin, so check the package.

Frequently asked questions

Do Zebrite highlighters bleed through Bible pages?

Zebra's listing copy says the ink won't bleed through paper, even thin pages, and G.T. Luscombe sells it as a Bible highlighter. Test on a back page first, since Bible papers differ.

What's the difference between Zebrite and Mildliner?

Both are Zebra double-ended highlighters. Zebrite has bright fluorescent colors and a medium chisel; Mildliner has soft, muted colors and a broader chisel.

What colors are in the Zebrite Bible highlighter kit?

G.T. Luscombe's set of 5 has yellow, violet, blue, green and pink, in a pouch with a Bible-study color code card.

Are Zebrite highlighters refillable?

No. Retailers list the Eco Zebrite as non-refillable.

Is Zebrite ink pigment-based?

G.T. Luscombe, which sells the Bible kit, calls it archival pigmented ink that won't smear, fade or feather. Zebra's distributor listing just calls it unique ink.

Are Zebrite highlighters made in Japan?

Yes, for the Eco Zebrite 5-pack: OnTime Supplies lists Japan as the country of origin.

Sources (4)

  1. OnTime Supplies: Zebra Zebrite Eco Double-Ended Highlighter, Assorted, Medium-Chisel/Fine-Bullet Tips, 5/Set (ZEB75005; colors; 74% post-consumer recycled; pocket clip; won't bleed through thin pages; non-refillable; retail GTIN 00045888750050; country of origin JP; read October 23, 2026)
  2. Amazon US: G.T. Luscombe Zebrite Double Ended Bible Highlighters, set of 5 (yellow, violet, blue, green, pink; archival pigment ink, AP non-toxic; storage pouch and color code; 2,363 ratings, 4.6 stars, read October 23, 2026)
  3. Blue Dog Ink: Zebra Zebrite Eco Double-Ended Highlighter, Fluorescent Yellow, dozen (75050)
  4. Sigma Supply: Zebrite Eco Double-Ended Highlighter, Assorted Ink Colors, 5/Set, ZEB75005 (catalog photo used for color tints)

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