Krink NYC - Graffiti Marker from New York
It's hard to imagine the graffiti game these days without the US graffiti brand Krink. The story is as romantic as it is authentic. The inventor of KRINK graffiti markers named "KR" also had his beginnings in the city that never sleeps - New York City. In the borough of Queens, "KR" made his first graffiti experiences and quickly realized that the supply of markers and graffiti tools was extremely limited. So something new was needed. At that time, "KR" was already busy with the crafting of graffiti markers for the day and the mixing of different colors and inks.
When "KR" moved to San Francisco on the West Coast in the early 90's, the city became his test bed and was flooded with tags.
In 1998, "KR" returned to NYC - carrying KRINK Marker Ink in his luggage. No wonder Big Apple was covered with dripping silver tags shortly after. To this day, this typical look of thick, silvery tags with long drips is associated with New York City - thanks to KRINK!
High-end graffiti markers
The constant experimentation and further development of the markers and the inks has more than proven itself. Meanwhile KRINK stands unchallenged for highest quality, excellent coverage and Pure NYC Flavour.
After some time in the graffiti game, KRINK's range has multiplied. Innovations and interesting collaborations with brands like MTN from Barcelona underline again the speciality and value of KRINK products. From classic T-Tip markers to sponge markers to the KRINK pressure sprayer with pump system - at KRINK you will find everything your vandal heart desires.
Graffiti Marker with Ink or Paint, the KRINK Paint Mop Marker and of course the legendary Night Ink. So if you don't want to save on quality, the high-end products from Krink are the best choice. If you're looking for something a little more unusual, check out the Krink K-90 Paint Marker with rollerball tip. The extremely robust metal tip is reminiscent of an oversized ballpoint pen. To ensure the appropriate flow of paint, you will find a pump system on the back of the marker to increase the pressure in the marker and increase the flow of paint.