Nylon Standard Pick .46MM - 12 Pack

Look, you can try other picks, but Dunlop .88s are just the bomb. They are grippy, they break in well, and you can afford them. I have played with these picks for a gazillion years, it seems. I've tried others but just keep coming back to my .88s. They are just the most comfortable, grippy pick going. And by grippy, I mean you control the pick. You don't worry about dropping it like you do with smooth picks. The pick sounds good against guitar strings and feels good in the fingers. It's like you and the pick become one when playing. Highly recommended picks, for both beginner and veteran players!

I’ve played guitar for years and always come back to Dunlop picks because they’re consistent and reliable. This pack was no exception. The picks have a good balance of flexibility and stiffness, making them easy to control whether I’m strumming chords or picking individual notes. The textured grip helps keep them from slipping, which is a big plus during longer sessions. They also hold up well — I’ve used a few already and there’s minimal wear compared to cheaper brands. For the price, you can’t beat the tone and durability. Definitely a solid choice for beginners and experienced players alike.

Dunlop picks have been my "go to" picks for years. I love the perfect amount of texture for a more secure grip. I use .88's, .73's and .60's depending on the song and if I'm playing a rhythm or lead part. I use them for my mandolin and mandoguitar as well.

These pics are perfect for strumming on a classical or acoustic guitar. Shoot, they would even work for an electric if that's the sound you're looking for. They are very thin at .38 mm. Sounds great and are well made.

These are fantastic picks. I need a medium-thickness pick to keep from popping strings all the time, but many thinner picks break apart. I've never had one of these JDs break...I've lost them, but never broken one.

I wish I had gotten the thinner ones. I forgot they are different thicknesses

Best pick imo. These are virtually indestructible and perfectly stiff and flexible. A little slippery when fingers are sweaty but I will never buy another type of pick, these are a great price and last forever.

I love nylon picks ! I have been using Dunlop for many years, 60mm for bass guitar & guitar . Better than plastic picks in my opinion. They never break, ,but get a little spongy after 20 years ! You don't hear the clicking sound like a plastic pick when you're playing or recording .So ,for me, a better sound ,& a pick that lasts a long time . They also make different thickness picks like 30mm, 40mm etc. Which is probably better for acoustic playing ? They make picks for most all applications .

This pick comes with a company logo stamped out. And this was a really great idea - it does not fall out of your fingers easy. Good feature for beginners. Also it is flexible - allows many mistakes. On the other side - it makes not wanted noise - could disappoint some people. In general this product is good if bought for a right reason with the understanding of its strong and weak aspects.

Esta púa de guitarra es perfecta tanto para principiantes como para músicos experimentados. Su diseño ergonómico permite un agarre cómodo y seguro, evitando que se deslice durante el uso, Muy buen producto recibido.

Do not buy it's a total waste of money and price point it's too high

LOVE these picks, to the point that they are all I can play. Very thin and flexible, and perfect for a rhythm strummer or campfire three-chorder like me. However, those looking to pick leads may find them too flimsy. A little pricey at a buck a piece, but I don’t wreck them, so as long as I don’t lose them, I’m good. A perfect product for my application.

Al jaren lang mijn favoriete plectrum . Goede grip en de juiste weerstand