Dunlop Primetone Standard .73mm Sculpted Plectra with Grip , 3 Pack

Been using a Big Stubby 2.0mm for years, but always felt it was too slippery and didn't like the dent in the middle. The pick just seemed to move around a lot and I couldn't get a comfortable grip. So I decided to search for the perfect pick and Im glad I did. I like the feel and playability of thicker picks so I purchased and sampled a TON of 1.0mm - 4mm...and as I decided many years ago, 2mm is the perfect size and feel for me. Once I tried these Dunlop Primetone Sculpted plectras, my search was over! These are the only picks I use now with all my guitars. Great feel and tone. The pick just glides through the strings...really nice for lead runs and strumming and the raised lettering provided the perfect amount of grip. The only negative thing I would say is if you have a really dark sounding guitar, this might make it a bit darker.

I have tried many picks and these are the best. I've settled in on the .73 which are the perfect thickness for me. They actually do produce a much nicer tone than I have been able to produce with other picks. They also last a long time.

Disclaimer: this is only for acoustic guitar. I use Different picks for electric. But for acoustic guitar playing I bought every known and unknown guitar pick on the market over the last year and a half. Every brand and every material. Celluloid Gortex Ultex bone horn shell wood you name it. And every gauge. These specific picks have for now at least replaced my love for the amazing smooth matte surfaces Dunlop gortex picks — which are still fantastic picks BTW, simply because they too are Gortex and are just as smooth, but with sculpted edges and a very usable and helpful grip on both sides. I’ve compared them to every other pick in sound tests and they have the least invasive most pure tone. None of that clanky plasticy sound of regular celluloid picks or bone or shell or horn picks. Just pure sweet rich acoustic tone. Easy to grip and hang onto. I love That they come in an .88 gauge, as opposed to having to choose between the too-thin .75 gauge or the slightly too thick 1.00 gauge. They’re damn near perfect.

These are very good picks and feel like high quality but just not for me.they have excellent grip and not overly flexible. The price is kind high for no more then you get.

I kept hearing a lot of good things about these Primetone guitar picks. I wanted to try one but they're kinda pricey. This traditional shape was the most affordable. The angles on these sculpted picks really helps with attacks on leads. There's very little resistance making it super fast. The texture of the lettering provide a really comfortable grip. Strumming is smooth also and no real pick noise noted.

Yes, they're pricey, but they make your guitar sound good. The grip helps...

Nice bevel with smooth and snappy picking. Really great if you're a habitual flat-picker, but will take adjustment if you like to angle your grip. The material feels sturdy and dense, like a slice of jade. All the edges are very smooth and round, but the bevel gives it some kick.

Good quality pick. Like the thickness, grip and sound.