Jim Dunlop 41P1.50 Delrin 500 Stadard 1.50 Gauge Player Pack (Pack of 12)

Just great, I use them all the time. I play lead not rhythm guitar and use ultra light strings.

These Dunlop picks are good for the money. I admittedly thought they would be slightly thicker, but hey-ho. I always end up coming back to these, these picks are comfortable and are perfect for my playing style. I play metal. If you're trying to find good picks, this is definitely a pick to start off with, or even stop with. for me they're perfect - but seriously, if you're finding YOUR pick, buy loads of different brands, different thicknesses, textures, see which you prefer the most.

Great quality picks and well worth the price! I attempted to judge the thickness by stacking 3 Tortex 0.50mm (red) picks, but that didn't work out since the two picks (purple and red) are entirely different plastics! The Tortex are made of soft, flimsy plastic, but the purples are rock hard plastic. They are a lot harder than I imagined, but these are the recommended picks for playing Mandolin so I'm running with them! They are bringing out a much louder, clear and punchy tone to my Mandolin!

It’s an individual thing but I really like these picks.

Picks are ultimately a personal matter, however I like these picks because they are solid and provide the right resistance against Ernie Ball hybrid slinky 9 gauge strings that I use.I used to favour Jaz III picks but it is a little on the small side for me.I use the J D Delrin 1.50mm pick with the curved edge nearest the tortoise face or rear shell making contact with the strings, and the pointy end facing towards the heel of the thumb.For a smooth surfaced pick it is surprisingly non slippy.It works for me.

I love playing with these topics they’re so thick and majestic. They are so easy to play with. I used to play with these floppy grey ones but I play with these now super easy to play with 10 out of 10 👍👍👍

Awsome make of picks

These are OK picks but if like me you're an aggressive player you might be wearing out these picks in double quick time! I go through one a day, which means practise sessions are getting a little expensive! Wear on the lower strings is particularly pronounced (I use coated, wound strings but still manages to destroy these picks). You may have to also invest in a pot of Gorilla Snot as there is virtually no grip on these picks. I've just ordered some 3mm Dunlops to see if they are any better.