JIM DUNLOPNylon Pick 12 Pack (22449060012)

I always drop my picks. I’m sure it’s just bad strumming, but I’ve never been able to shake the habit. After nearly losing the only textured pick I own (my coveted possession!) I decided to get some more. I’m so glad I found these! These picks stick to your fingers like Velcro. They’re flexible but not soft. In my world, they’re the ideal pick. I love them!!

Great value, great pick, grip is fantastic..I’ve been using these picks for years.. I tend to drop picks when playing gigs because I sweat a lot .. These definitely help me to hold on and not drop as often.. Mush less expensive than buying at music stores.🤠🤠🤠

Love the grips on the Dunlop, I play without pick most of the time so when I doing a number that requires a pick the grip surface really allows for a sense of freedom in the amount of pressure needed to maintain contact yet float magically between my finger and thumb.... Had to describe, excellent to experience, find the right one for yourself you'll never use any else

Love the tone that these produce, it's not as bright as celluliod, and not as punchy as metal picks. They do wear down fairly easily so you'll be looking for a new one every time you try a fast lead. Another point worth mentioning is that since they are nylon they do give a little when you strum. And last but not least the textured grip is great!!

Great grip, shape, and feel. The pick do start to take on the shape and contour of your thumb and index finger after awhile. I notice a difference if I’m playing on my guitar with heavier strings (v lighter). I’ve started to use these more for my lighter strings and have noticed they last a bit longer.

Wow, $5.49 for a dozen! I'm playing Doobie Brothers Long Train Running, which emulates a train. It's a ferocious strumming song, and I was using a heavy pick. I think good players probably develop a very light touch on the strings when they strum, but when I'm getting into it I bear down and it's hard to hold onto the pick. I'd have to keep adjusting it and there's no time. So I looked for a lighter weight pick with some texture that would be easier to hang onto. I tried D'Addorio Duragrip, and they have a nice pattern. They're 7.99 for 10. Then I found these Dunlop Max-Grip 0.6mm picks and it's not just a pattern, it's almost like velcro. Really easy to hold. And they are light weight so they glide over the strings and I don't lose hold of them. Perfect for this fast funk sort of strumming. Not good for single note riffs... for those I want the heavy pick.

really good feels good to play really works better with the grip i recommend!

Once I found these picks years ago, they're the only ones I use. The grip on them comes in really handy during long rehearsals or gigs, particularly if your hands tend to sweat. Their thickness is just right, too, offering some give without being floppy. I have yet to really destroy one, though I certainly have done so with most other types of picks I've used. The only reason I had to buy more was that they kept disappearing into that void where all guitar picks eventually go, probably hanging out with all the missing socks from the laundry.