Jim Dunlop 488P.60 Tortex Standard Player Pack - Pitch Black (Pack of 12)

If you look for a versatile pick, between fast rhythm and soloing, this 0,60mm is great. My first choice for similar picks is the Fender 351 shape Delrin 0,60mm. But this one is also very good.For heavy riffs I did start by using 1mm and more, but now the most I'm using is 0,71mm... and the less is 0.50mm.That's why most of the time I'm keeping only with 0,60mm picks. Apart from versatility, the durability is also great.But anyway... it all depends on each guitar player and his style. For me, 0,60mm cover my needs!

These are very good but I'm struggling to tell if they are authentic/genuine Jim Dunlop! They are too thick for my needs really but I'm new to this and finding my feet so to speak.I find they are great for the electric guitar and are nice to hold. They seem to be very hard wearing but I've not used them long enough to say for sure.I'd love to be able to compare with genuine Jim Dunlop but how do you find these! :/

Solid and the perfect size/shape. Really comfortable for me (used for rock/metal), I will be using these forever more!

It was the first pick I ever used, after a long period trying pretty much every other pick I went back to the Tortex 1mm. Snappy and not chirpy on the attack, plays well for both rhythm and lead. No need for expensive picks.

I love the sound I get using these with my acoustic guitar. I find 0.60 is a perfect compromise between flexibility & durability & wish they were more readily available on the market. I just wish they had a better grip, as they do have a tendency to slightly slip while playing, at least for me.

These picks are great, and look cool in black rather than the standard colour.

Lovely texture and warm sound

Best picks Iv used yet