Jim Dunlop Flow® Standard Pick 1.14MM - 6 Pick

I bought these after trying out the Hetfield White Fang picks and loving them. These are the same picks the White Fangs are modeled from except for a few (very minor) differences. The White Fangs have a little more grip and also the beveled edges are more blended/rolled (like Black Fangs). This is what Hetfield asked to be tweaked for his custom flow picks. This is not a deal breaker to me since they are still very much the same picks and are a couple bucks cheaper. Try them out!

I love these and the Hetfield white Fangs. The shape is identical and both hand the same stud grip. This is a more celluloid type material and is smoother whereas the White Fangs have that more matte/nylon feel. Both are great, and depending on the song and sound I want to exce tate, I switch them up.

It's a decent pick, I like the material and feel, the only issue I have is the grip just isn't there, better than a smooth pick, but I was trying to find something that had more grip than the turtle picks I have been using forever. With dry fingers it's fine, but after you start playing and you get surface sweat on your fingers, the pick will start to slide a bit. The other issue is because of the grip, when you try to re adjust the pick, it will grip to your pointer finger not allowing you to re grip without using your other hand. If they carried the grip further out than just the middle, they would have nailed this pick and it would be amazing.

Big fan of the flow series, the perfect amount of grip. Prefer the 1.14's, nice and thick with still a little bit of give to em.

I'm still looking for the prefect pick for my needs, this one is pretty good in terms of material, sound and offers no resistance at all... but I wish this one had a TIII sharp tip, sometimes I feel like I'm using a very worn pick because the tip is too wide. It may work for many but not so good for me, maybe I need to give it some time for me to get used to it.

I really like the Dunlop Flow picks. I tried a few thickness, and the 1.14 mm seems to work the best for me on acoustic (D-18 with lighter strings). A buddy swears by the 2mm, but he plays electric (Gibson and PRS).

Longtime Tortex-III user but these ruined all other picks for me. Durable, articulate, and comfortable. I like them anywhere from .88-1.14mm for electric. Took a minute to get used to the shape but they're great!

Great quality and easy to grab! Comfortable and the sound comes snappy! Great pick!