Jim Dunlop Tortex® TIII Pick .60MM - 12 Pack

I’ve tried many different guitar picks over the years, and these picks consistently impress. The 12-pack is great value, giving you plenty to keep on hand for practice, gigs, or just having spares around. The texture and grip on these picks are excellent. They don’t slip even during intense strumming sessions. The thickness strikes a perfect balance between flexibility and control, making it suitable for a wide range of playing styles, from rhythm to lead. The bright yellow color makes them easy to spot if you drop one mid-session, which is a surprisingly handy feature. Overall, these picks feel durable, consistent, and professional-quality. This is perfect for anyone from a casual player to a serious musician. I would confidently recommend these over other picks I’ve tried, and they’ve quickly become my go-to. Very easy to use.

My favorite guitar picks. Especially nice for speed work that requires precise timing and articulate phrasing. A good place to start pick wise if you find you lack control in your technique. Things thinner than 1mm seem to have to much give and wear out to quickly while something to much thicker can feel clunky if you are not used to it. The sharp point is a bonus if you like to choke up high on the pick.

I primarily use the Eric Johnson Jazz IIIs but wanted to try some new picks. Paul Gilbert likes these (with some adhesive applied to prevent slippage), so I thought I’d give it a shot. Right now my alternate picking with these picks aren’t as fast with the Dunlop Jazz IIIs, but I have no doubt that it’ll get up to speed with a bit of practice and adaptation to its material. Because of its material, it makes for a rubbing tone, “scratchy.“ That can be a good or bad thing in context, so keep it in mind. I’ve read that Paul Gilbert likes that rubbing effect for a violin-like tone. I kind of like it, too, but prefer the definition and slipperiness of the IIIs. I do like that its standard size and thinner profile make it easier for strumming while still having a sharper point than the average pick. The printing does wear off quickly, so watch what you touch after playing. I think they’re worth trying out for the price. Recommended.

This was my first main pick. I got this cause of John Fruscinate and his style. Good price you get a bunch of picks and they are easy to learn on. Really good for strumming and funky stuff if you are just starting out. I now use 1.14 purple picks for better control but I still go back to this depending on what I'm playing. Great pick control, solid quality and function great. None were warped and all worked fine.

I bought it 0.60 mm for Reb Beach inspiration, however, I wanted it with the tip in the style of Jazz III and I can tell you that it was an excellent decision.

I usually play fender medium picks and these are very similar in size and thickness. They feel good and have some texture to them (on the printed area) that's just sufficient to make them easy to hold. I wouldn't mind a bit more texture there. The one thing I don't like as much about them is that their tip is shaped a bit too sharp to my taste (it's very subjectiv though...) making them a little more difficult to tremolo-pick without getting "stuck". Also, a slightly more rounded tip would make it easier to pick at a slight angle when you want smoother plucks. It's not a big deal though -- I'm sure that with a little more use I'll get used to them and at the same time, their tip will wear out and become naturally rounder anyway

These are some of the best picks ive used. They've even seemed to fix the problem of the lettering wiping off and staining your hands. Been playing with the same one for a week and still looks good as new. The jazz 3 tip also makes picking much more accurate without having to adjust to a smaller pick

We all know Dunlop Tortex are the best picks and these are no exception.

Essa palheta Tortex Standard de 1,14mm é perfeita é a mesma palheta que o guitarra Slash da banda Guns N' Roses utiliza a mais de 25 anos. Eu adorei

The best I've ever used

Ormai li uso da parecchio tempo e non maneggio più plettri che non siano in Tortex, con un'alta sudorazione delle mani purtroppo il nylon o altri materiali me lo fanno ruotare mentre lo uso, quindi consigliatissimi se avete questo problema, trovato lo spessore giusto per voi sono ottimi. Unico difetto che posso segnalare è che le scritte con l'uso scoloriscono, ma non lasciano segni sulle mani, quindi non importa almeno per me

Ottima durezza e dimensione

What can you say about guitar picks....? These Tortex 3 picks are the perfect size and shape for me and it’s taken me years to find something of this fit and feel that feels just right. They have got a nice sharp point for clear clean picking and I will keep using this model from now on because the Tortex 3 shape has actually helped me improve my picking hand technique. Pick shapes and gauges are entirely all a personal choice of course. I like the dry grippy feel of the Tortex picks when they are new.