Dan's Guitar Store - Precision Pick 3.00mm - 5-Pack - Extra Heavy Premium Plectrums for Professionals…

These are obviously for people who like a heavy pick, but these are probably the best mass production thick picks you can get. There's a couple of reasons for that - Firstly these picks play extremely well. The edges are nicely bevelled and get a very reliable break off the strings no matter how you grip or how hard you pick. I've found they're particularly good for very fast rhythm chugs (think War Ensemble) because it's clean and crisp on up and down strokes, even on thick strings. Second, they are polycarbonate, so they keep their edge very well. You don't need a bag of a hundred, they will survive a long time. Third, they are cheaper than the Dunlop option (Flow Gloss 3.0) and have all the features that you'd get from those, and these are a bit grippier. All that together makes them very good. I personally don't find them quite as grippy as I would like, but I have put grip tape on almost every plectrum I've owned for 10 years so that's a me thing. You can argue that Winspear make better picks, and have more options, but those are bespoke items that cost ten quid each. And while I love the company, they rarely have things in stock anyway. I would like to see this thickness and material in Dan's "mini" size pick, because these are a little big for me, but these are still a five star item. The sweet spot of being a thick, great playing pick at a sensible price, and they'll last you forever.

These are great little picks and good value at the price. Although quite bulky at 3 mm the design gives a good grip between finger and thumb and the bevel edges mean that you have the weight of a bulkier pick but the thin edge for good movement across strings and precision picking. Slightly less flexible for strumming than a much thinner pick but easy to adjust to. I've only recently started trying thicker picks and these are the best I've tried so far. Early days as yet, so no evidence on how well the edges hold up to regular playing, but on their way to being my main pick.

Perfect size and stiffness. The color helps finding it when dropped. Looks awesome and the thickness combined with the bevels is slices through fast passages. I had a crazy riffing/chugging session and it looked exactly the same, highly durable! I WILL say it was getting caught in the strings because of how much longer and sharper the tip was but that's ACTUALLY good. I just used less tension and voila! That's why I play thick picks but 3mm is new for me so I play with even LESS tension. Great. It means it will last longer before I throw it away.

some of my favourite picks, very thick which i like and of high quality and much more durable than thinner alternatives. feel great in the hands, on the pricier side but well worth it.

These have become my go to picks. I like the look and the thickness. The pointy shape and smoothness of the pick are perfect for soloing.

Great pick,great grip and tone.

Really nice picks for control and articulation. Would be rad to see a Jazz III size smaller version of these !!!

Stronger than other pics

Brip buono , e molto precisi

La pointe est solide, délivrant un son direct, net et brillant. La tenue est confortable et ne fait pas de glissade. J'ai été séduit par celui-ci, et je l'ai sélectionné pour jouer avec mon acoustique. J'aimerais en avoir de disponibles sur Amazon, car le prix et la qualité, j'apprécie ! Et aussi la couleur avec le dessin !

There is only one pick input above these and they're not really easy to get or as readily available as these, so these are the #1 best pick for me. Not the only picks I use but if I need fast precision....I feel like I'm losing precious milliseconds when I don't have these in my hand To be clear, when not using these imam jazz III guy but I like the small prodigy and large prodigy and the jazz III prime tone...which are all more expensive than these for the most part. The only thing about these is the polycarbonate for me last better..like I can wear down the sharpness on a pick in half an hour but that smoothed point stays consistently semi sharp after that ....like forever. It gives you better control of timing and dynamics. Prodigy and prime tones are good..ultex jazz III are great all rounders....these are surgical precision. Only way to explain it.. The five stars are not an accident and I don't five star everyhting. These people have mastered pickmaking. Slick polycarbonate and sharp tips on a 3mm? Exactly what I was looking for.

Muy buen producto, mis expectativas esperaba que fueran buenas y me sorprendieron,cómodas. Recomendado.

Great picks!! 3mm is where the real tone is! I'm a thirty plus year player who regretfully started out playing with thin picks. I learned over time that once you go thick you don't go back. These have a really nice grippy texture and I've played mine hard and they don't wear out, great material and they 3mm version is hot pink! I'll lose them all before I wear them out. Be warned: these disappear if you leave them around other players! My other go-to picks are Dunlop Pro Gloss 3mm, so you know where I'm coming from. If you haven't, try those too! These perform skins a full as my Dunlops but have much better grip. What's not too love?