Dunlop Tortex Sharp Picks Sample Variety Mix Pack (2 of each gauge) 12/Player's Pack

Quality picks that are great for precise soloing and arpeggios that don't break or wear. I will wear or tear the tip right off an off the shelf cheap Chinese pick in ten minutes, which is basically 75 to 80 percent of picks for sale in US. Was using a stainless steel pick until I tried these, they are awesome!

I love Tortex picks. If you have never tried a Tortex pick, you should; the pick seems to glide across the strings with much less friction. Plays like butter. I prefer pointed tips. So these have become a steady part if rotation. Your mileage will definitely vary.

Music Gifts Plus got these fine Dunlop Tortex Sharp picks to me in a timely manner, as they did when I have ordered from them before. Amazon still lists my order as "On the way", but I received the order yesterday, January 5, 2024. So now Amazon should know that I received this order.

Great seller! Arrived fast, but it was missing the blue set so I contacted them and was sent a whole other pack, including the two blue picks that were missing. These sharp picks are definitely different, especially since I've been using the jazz III picks for a while so these are considerably larger. Maybe next I'll try the sharp jazz picks.

A nice assortment of thicknesses to select the best for me. I woukd rate 5 stars if they weren't circus colors. Im used to Fender pics in the fake tortoise shell brown.

As a bass player and nerd, I know that the 1.14 purples are the ones that Tim Henson and Clay Gober from Polyphia use, and I wanted to make sure it wasn't too thick to use and I can mess with the different sizes. This is perfect and since there are two of each it doesn't matter if you lose one

Tortex Sharps have been what I have used for almost 30 years now. Love the precision and control. This is a nice variety pack of different gauges to figure out what thickness works best for you. Purple and blue are right for me.

Loving the sharper shape of these picks. They are a good quality and easily to hold onto.

Estas plumillas las uso para estudiar más que nada, son más resistentes que las que uso para tocar en vivo, en mi opinión ofrecen más resistencia al rozar la cuerda y por eso me gusta mucho para estudiar, para tocar en vivo están bastante bien, pero para eso prefiero la prodigy Ernie ball, sacan muy buen tono, las más delgadas para acústica me gustan, pero al final es cuestión de gustos, muy recomendadas.