Dunlop Plectrums Tortex Sharp 1,50 12

It has the ideal thickness for every guitarist i believe.
The grip is very nice,even with sweaty hands no worries about falling off your hands.

I love the tip of this plectrum,you can plays so fast
and it is durable also!

Perfect size too,not big not small.

Pros:

-Price
-Nice tip
-Fast picking
-Durable plectrum

Cons:

-i did not found anything

I'm using them for bass.
They deliver a very shaped tone, I especially like them for their good attack.
The note does not get blurred out but starts very defined and clear, even with high speed tremolo picking.

I carved a few notches in it with a scissor, to enhance the grip.
I don't think this is a problem with this type of pick but rather due to my excessive sweating :)

As a jazz 3 user I got used to theese pretty quick. Im playing extreme metal and got the feeling that's not ideal for some chord tremolos. The grip is fine, could be better tho while exposed to sweat and the sound is decent, theres no scratching sounds coming from it

Tortex material is pretty grippy, but this doesn't have any other grip features. Durability is okay, for me Ultex is more durable. Quality is top notch!

This is my main plectrum, always use them!

I really wanted to like this pick, mostly because I'm a Jeff Loomis fanboy and he swears by these. However I find it a bit heavy for my taste, but this is all subjective. If you like it heavy I can't see any reason for you not to enjoy these!

After trying dozens of different picks I think that i finally found the perfect thickness and shape for my hand and style of playing for neoclassical and 70s and 80s metal ).

Bought them because Jeff Loomis uses them and they didn't disappoint.

Pointy and precise, durable, warmer tone comparing to nylon plectrums.