Dunlop JD-44P.46 Nylon Standard Player Pack (Pack of 12)

As described.

Tough robust plectrums good enuff for Rick Parfitt good enuff for me

You can't go wrong with the Dunlop brand! These are so easy to strum with and they are very durable despite being made of nylon. I do give them quite a work out as well and they hold up brilliantly. They have a little meshy bit on them which is very good for stopping the pick falling out of your hands in particularly vigorous numbers. I actually thought they were just too light at first but after a few go's with them I loved them. If you never used 0.46's before then they will feel very flimsy (almost like paper) but don't be put off. They are easy to hold and glide over the strings effortlessly. Obviously if you're looking for a more fuller, bolder sound then you'll want to some heavier picks and if you're wanting to pick individual strings then I wouldn't recommend these ones as you can't get as much accuracy or sound as you can from heavier ones. Overall these are good for short and simple 3 chord 4 chord songs. I wouldn't recommend them as your 'full-time' go-to pick but if you want that light touch every now and then then they are perfect. The pack of 12 is great value for money and because there are so many it will be a while 'til you lose all of them!

I've used these for a few years now and like the size and how they feel when being used. My only issue is that the grip is pretty poor and doesn't go low enough especially when being used for alternate picking. I always have to scratch the picks on both sides to make the grip better for my fingers.

I like to have a lot of picks handy. I have some in a pot at home and a little box in my gig bag, both have a variety of shapes and sizes but I usually go for the grey .88. So much so that I have lost them all on top of amps, in pockets or inside the washing machine. Never fear, a 12-pack of grey .88s will save the day. Great for barre chords, great for palm-muted bass. A good bit of flex but enough rigidity to really dig in to the notes.

These guitar picks in my opinion have the best grip and durability. Buying them in bulk makes them great value for money.

Good grip easy to use and long lasting

I have been using these pics for nearly 40 years. I have tried others but always come back to these. The nylon is consistent and the raised writing on the surface provides great grip.Excellent for both acoustic and electric playing.