Dunlop Plectrums Nylon Standard 1,00

These have been the only pics I've used for the last (at least) 5 years.
For me, and obviously this is completely subjective, these are the best pics ever made.
The nylon reduces a lot of the plectrum noise.
The 1.0 mm is perfect for many styles, but ideal for Rock (From classic R'n'R to metal).
The grip is very good thanks to the textured surface.
When I found out that this 72 pack was available, it made my day!!! Super convenient!!!
Absolutely recommend this!!!

The Dunlop Nylon Standard 1.0 was actually the pick I started out with when I began playing guitar. It’s a solid, reliable pick with a sturdy feel and good control, especially for players who like a thicker pick.

Over time though, I switched to the Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.73 because it gives me more grip and a better overall feel while playing. The Tortex simply suits my playing style better.

That said, this is still a very good pick and I can definitely understand why so many guitarists like it. It just turned out not to be the perfect match for me personally.

I'm still getting through them. I've had them for a long time and you know yourself - plecs always go missing. It's nice to know I don't have to worry about not having one around when I have a mountain of them to pull from. They're the perfect thickness for the way I play as well

I have a very large collection of very different picks but these are my favourites and I use them all the time. Of course this is a very subjective matter depending on your hands and the way you play. If you play very fast and very aggressive I wouldn't recommend them because for that the durability will not be good enough.

What can I say ? They're Plecs !! I'm a fan of slightly heavier Plecs , I like that they are firm but normal size as most heavier Plecs are too small and
I usually drop them . I've used this gauge for years and won't be changing anytime soon !

This is the best pick I ever had. I'm using it to play bass!

Great pick, fairly heavy, not very flexible