Jim Dunlop Max-Grip® Nylon Standard Pick .60MM - 12 Pack

These picks are hands-down some of the best I’ve used. The 12-pack is perfect for keeping extras handy at home, in your gig bag, or for practice. The texture is a game-changer because it provides a secure hold even during fast or intense playing, so no more worrying about slips mid-strum. The thickness gives just the right amount of flexibility for both rhythm and lead work, making it a versatile pick for a variety of styles. The gray color is subtle but easy enough to find if dropped, and the nylon material feels durable without being too rigid. Compared to other picks I’ve tried, these stand out for comfort, control, and consistent performance. They’ve become my go-to picks, and I’d recommend them to both beginners and experienced guitarists looking for reliable, high-quality nylon picks. Great value for money, accurate and appropriately sized.

Great picks! Exactly what I had hoped for!

These are my favorite picks. I love the standard dunlop shape, grip, and size. I think 1.5mm has become my favorite thickness. However, I do tend to wear the tips out on these pretty quickly do to the nylon material from which they are made, (but that's only because I play at least eight hours every day on average.) Luckily , these are dirt cheap so you can discard them and just use a new one when the tips wear out and not feel bad. I would say these are the best bang for your buck!

Although i didnt have a problem with any of my picks slipping or anything like that, once you use these they feel like they'll never slip out. The bumps are small and feel comfortable. The pick feels thin but has that medium stiffer flex. Really like these. They need to use better colors though lol.

good pick, decent grip and durability, thanks to their textured surface and thickness and size . Made of nylon, they provide a warm tone suitable for both acoustic and electric guitars, and the .73mm thickness balances flexibility and control looks nice good shape, reasonable value for money.

This is a very nicely designed pick. I bought packages of the 1.50 which are the thickest in this series and the .88 which are medium gauge. With the thicker pick especially, I find I have very good control. The raised ridges have well defined edges that press into the flesh of your fingers, that are more or less cross hatched, but aren't irritatingly raspy and don't take long to get accustomed to. The picks outer edges are beveled perfectly all the way around which lends itself to smooth action at various attack angles and speeds. Having to exert less strength to control the pick means less fatigue as the muscles don't have to tense as much; it's easier with this pick to do the job with a relaxed style. I can hold the pick a little loosely as needed, without fear of it shifing in my hand any more than I want it too; it makes it easier to modulate the amount of pressure used to grasp the pick without losing a good grip. I noticed also I can still manipulate it into position just using my picking hand even though the grip area is embossed. Each guage has it's own color. Their dimensions are medium, about the size of a U.S. quarter if it were pick shaped. The "Dunlop Nylon Max Grip Standard Picks Sample Mix Pack (2 of each gauge, 12 picks total)" is also available on Amazon, which is a good way to try out different thicknesses in order to hone in on what you like the best, and at a decent price. I am no longer going to flip as many into the sound holes on my guitars, or bystander's eyeballs, or fling them between chair cushions and other secret pick hermitages.

These are my "go to" picks because my hands get sweaty and I love the grip these picks provide. I find the .88mm to be the perfect thickness for all my acoustic guitar and mandolin needs. I sometimes use .73mm also. I've tried about every pick Dunlop makes and they're all great, but these are my favorite.

Jim Dunlap max-grip pics are one of the best on the market for a very good reason. You will be completely satisfied with the quality as well as the fact they're made in the United States.

Deze pick is niet te zacht, niet te hard maar precies goed. Vroeger speelde ik met een hele dikke harde pick, maar dat koste mij snaren. Vandaar dat deze dunnere pick voor meer speelplezier zorgt.

Just right for Irish Tenor Banjo

I generally use Dunlop 0.73 picks but I wanted to experiment with softer, more pliable picks. Dunlop 0.62 provide a good, thumb pick quality. This design, allows you to maintain a good grip, whilst playing. A multi pack provides excellent value for money and you do get a lot in the pack. I've been using Dunlop picks for years and they provide excellent durability. As always, I chose prime delivery items because of the speed of delivery. Next day takes the guess work out of waiting around for the postman. Good purchase.

That's a pity I tried to avoid buying these as was thinking it's expensive.. it is hundreds days more durable then slightly cheaper ones. As well more way enjoyable.

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