Jim Dunlop 431P.50 Tortex Triangle Player Pack 6 Picks

Good, reliable picks 👍

I've been using tortex picks for around 25 years, since I was a teenager. Tbh, I wouldn't recommend these for guitar - even the lightest tortex picks are too inflexible for playing guitar (electric or acoustic), when you obviously need a lighter touch.However, when I play bass with a pick, I always use these (and in particular, this guage). They're robust enough to handle the strength of the bass strings, even if you really batter the strings - and the edge you get that way is good for pushing more top out of the bass. Also, unless you're in the habit of loosing your picks, these will basically last forever. I tend to use the pick at a slight angle, so I can see where they've worn, but they haven't worn to the extent that they inhibit my playing. If I was using regular plastic I'd have destroyed them long ago (even on a guitar rather than a bass).Tbh I've been using literally the same set of tortext picks for about twenty years and only bought a new set recently as I'd lost most of them over that time, so can recommend as something you'll get a lot of use out of.

6 picks with 3 sides each =18. 18 Dunlop picks for £3.69 excellent value. But a word of warning. I have a couple of ordinary Dunlop 0.60mm picks left. That's why I bought these 3 sided ones. Although the same size, 0.60mm, than the normal 0.60,; they are are stiffer because of there shape the points are wider with less flex. They more similar to a a 1mm pick in flexing at the tip. Result, unfortunately I have had to returned them

good picks good grip like them

Great picks

Perfect for those of us with bear sized paws. Perfect.

Good solid material - as good as one of those £20 picks that bluegrass players like.

Too hard for me