Dunlop Dunlop Tortex Flex Standard .50mm Red Guitar Pick-12 Pack

Good picks,these are the flex series of the tortex green ones that are so popular,they lacked grip so took a utility knife and made slices and they're good now

Like this pick alot.

These are my go to pics light weight they mold to my fingers in a way. I just love playing with them when I need a light pic

Good picks has a thinner feel than the red .50. Gives out a thinner sound. Still good quality.Personally like the red dunlop .50 more.

Perfect for everything not to thick not to think these are my choice of picks. I used to use the orange .6 I think but those were too thin. I went up to .7 yellow ones and they didn't do the trick either. I like these flex white/purple ones more than they all purple dun picks.

I recently decided to give these guitar picks a shot. As an amateur guitarist, I'm always on the lookout for tools that can enhance my playing experience. Let's start with the positive aspects. True to its claims, the pick does indeed produce a strong and clear sound. When striking the strings, the notes resonate with a distinct clarity, making it suitable for genres that require precise articulation. For a guitar enthusiast, a good sound is undeniably crucial, and in this aspect, this pick delivers. The guitar pick is marketed as "flex" but I find it more stiff than it is flexible. While the stiffness of the pick might contribute to the enhanced sound quality, it also makes the pick surprisingly difficult to hold comfortably. During prolonged playing sessions, my fingers would start to ache from the strain of gripping. The lack of any grip-enhancing texture or indents makes it even harder to maintain a steady hold, especially if your fingers start to sweat even slightly.

I've been using the orange Tortex picks since the 80s. I wanted something with a bit more give, but not thinner. These feel and sound like the standard Tortex, but they have a bit more ...flex.

Good picks as advertised