Dunlop Picks - Nylon Standard 0.38mm - Pack 12

Very good product

1.25mm These are the best picks I have ever tried. As I got better at guitar I found that thicker picks were better. Wondered if these would be too heavy, but no, smooth and accurate instead. It's worth trying these, I highly recommend them (1.25mm).

These are a plainer design than I usually choose but thought i'd give them a play as they're Dunlop so wouldn't be bad. Well they're great, awesome attack perfect weighting slightly over .7 I can't speak to durability, but for the money they're a great buy. One thing i'd change and advice if you buy. The grip is good, but would be better if it was across the whole top of the pick rather than the writing, at least on one side. The writing itself does aid grip though. Go for a brighter colour, i normally go bright so i can find the damn things.

Strong pick, great if you like a pick that will not bend.

I been using these picks for nearly a decade and a half and they are my go to always even when i buy other brands and types of picks. I always lile to have a nice stash of these. ( i play thrash, black, death, rock, blues etc.

I’m using these for electric mandolin and they do a decent job. On acoustic instruments they do not give good tone but on electric, it’s irrelevant as the pickups, amp and effects override any shortcomings and the playability and longevity is more important. I was using yellow tortex big triangles but I’d get through one per gig and these nylon things are much more durable.

Quite simply; The Greatest acoustic guitar pic ever made. Av found nothing better in 28 years of playing. Great for strumming Great for singing the best

You can't go wrong with the Dunlop brand! These are so easy to strum with and they are very durable despite being made of nylon. I do give them quite a work out as well and they hold up brilliantly. They have a little meshy bit on them which is very good for stopping the pick falling out of your hands in particularly vigorous numbers. I actually thought they were just too light at first but after a few go's with them I loved them. If you never used 0.46's before then they will feel very flimsy (almost like paper) but don't be put off. They are easy to hold and glide over the strings effortlessly. Obviously if you're looking for a more fuller, bolder sound then you'll want to some heavier picks and if you're wanting to pick individual strings then I wouldn't recommend these ones as you can't get as much accuracy or sound as you can from heavier ones. Overall these are good for short and simple 3 chord 4 chord songs. I wouldn't recommend them as your 'full-time' go-to pick but if you want that light touch every now and then then they are perfect. The pack of 12 is great value for money and because there are so many it will be a while 'til you lose all of them!