Dunlop Plectrums Tortex Wedge 1,00

These Dunlop Tortex Wedge are maybe the best pics i´ve ever used. One reason why I like them is the form, because these pics have a little sharper tip than the regular 351´s. That allows you to pick a lot better and gives you a sharper sound.
An other nice thing is the materiel, because its not as smooth as regular plastic, it has more a satin feel which gives you a nice grip. The durability is also very well. These picks have a great value, because 5? for 12 picks is not really expensive, and the sound is good too!

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My favorite picks since 2008 (when I started playing guitar), good grip, the right thickest to either pick individual string or strumming.

Sounds brighter than its 1.14 brother... A little bit thin at the grip for my taste... I prefer the 1,14 ones

love these... these are the best FEELING picks i have ever tried... it almost feels like they are made of ceramic or unpolished marble... i love how they feel and they play great... the point is just right for any music and glide over strings very nicely --> IMPORTANT!! if you HATE the "swooping" sound that you get from picking ((just before you hear the actual note theres always a swooping from the plucking)) then these are the pick for you

Had these for years now - I don't lose them they wear well - I play the shoulders not the point and they are easy to find in the dark - nice picks.

For me, the Dunlop Tortex Wedge is one of the best Plectrums available. It sounds fantastic, has a very good grip and is also reasonable priced. The durability is also good. If you have never tried one of the Dunlops Plecs - maybe this is the one for you! A classic!

I have always been a fan of Dunlop picks but now that I tried the wedge pick I love them even more. The quality of the pick is unreal and even the grip is very good even with sweaty hands. I would definetaly recommend them.

I was looking for a pick, which is stable and not too quickly wears. At the same time it should be handy enough so it does not slip while playing. The Dunlop plectrum has a rough surface lies well in the hand and does not slip.

Precision, grip-ability. Love those.