Jim Dunlop Flow Pick Variety Pack - 8 Pack

Fantastic picks. I wasn't sure what thickness I wanted and I knew I wanted to try out some different things so this allowed me to do that. The 3mm is quite substantial. For single note runs and solos, it's quick and accurate. So far my favorite is the 1.5 and the 2mm. They are a nice middle ground for picking but they also sound decent strumming. The thickness means you have more to grab onto, which for me means it's less likely to slip out of my hand or drop it. I've heard they were made to compete with the Blue Chip which as of right now is $35 for one pick. IDK how they stack up but $10 for 8 premium picks isn't bad at all.

Excellent guitar picks. Reasonly priced. Built in grips make them hard to drop. Great tone and speed over the strings. I have had great luck with Dunlop picks in general.

I bought these for my son and he is happy with the quality and variety of the picks. Would buy again.

Realize these are full size picks. Normally I don't like full size picks, and I bought these because I thought they were more like the Jazz III size. Nevertheless, I have to give them a good review because they are really excellent for what they are. Even the thin pick is very stiff, which I like, they aren't grabby on the strings, and I got pretty even response whether playing leads or chords.

These Jim Dunlop Flow picks are awesome. It has a texture that make it easy to hold and a joy to use. I love the various pick sizes. Yes, I have my favorite, but like to switch sizes from time to time.

This is a really great pick. It's perfect for acoustic guitar, but also great for electric. The grip is fantastic, it's is thin enough to strum electrics and acoustics without displacing strings like crazy, but hard enough to pick heavy on electric guitar by just slightly modifying your grip. The sound of the pick is really nice too, especially where it counts, like acoustic. I was using the thin tortex picks, but the sound of the pick striking the string sounds better than the tortex. It's a little less noisy. It's a great all-around pick, and is in my favorite top 5 picks. It might actually be the best all-rounder if you play electric and acoustic... No matter how hard or soft you play.

Wow, the sound quality out of these picks is incredible! I typically use Fender Heavy for all around or a jumbo jazz pick for soloing. The sound quality out of these is significantly smoother and fuller from the flows, the beveled edges and whatever the materials are made from are perfect. The 1.0 is a great all around but even the 1.5 works great. The 2.0 for solos sounds so full and warm, I'm converted.

I was trying to find a good durable guitar pick and this variety pack helped me determine what thickness of pick I was looking for. Very helpful.