Tortex® Flow® Pick .88MM - 12 Pack

Good shape, good size good tone

Excellent pick. It gives you better dynamics and articulation. The 1.0 Dunlop size is bigger than the .88 I have used my whole life, however I really like the extra firmness. Grip is still great also. Dunlop totex picks are the best in my opinion.

Fantastic picks.

I recently tried out the Jim Dunlop Tortex Flow Standard 1.35mm Guitar Picks, and I have to say, they’ve quickly become my favorite. The 1.35mm thickness offers the perfect balance of stiffness and flexibility, giving me the control I need for both fast strumming and precise picking. The material feels smooth but provides just enough grip, so I never have to worry about slipping, even during intense play. What really stood out to me is how comfortable these picks feel in my hand. The shape is great, and the rounded edge glides effortlessly across the strings, which makes for a smooth and consistent sound. Whether I’m playing intricate solos or more rhythmic strumming patterns, these picks handle it all with ease. I’ve used a lot of different picks in the past, but the Tortex Flow picks seem to last longer without getting worn down, which is a big plus. They’re durable and hold up even during long practice sessions. If you’re looking for a pick that provides great control, durability, and comfort, these are definitely worth a try. I’ve already ordered more to stock up!

Good picks. A little slippery. But all in all good picks

This picks are great. I’ve been using the standard r Tortex Dunlop picks for 15 years because they’re amazingly well made, they just hold up for a long time after a lot of use. I recently saw the Flow style and had to pick up a pack of them. I really like the minimized shape with a slightly pointed picking tip. It helps with faster picking and “attacking the strings” with a lighter touch. I have extremely sweaty hands and the matte texture of the picks helps them stick to my fingers a bit better without getting slippery. Any guitarist who suffers from sweaty hands knows how frustrating a slick pick is to handle. You really can’t go wrong with a pack of these. If you’re a new guitarist or aren’t too sure how picks will affect your performance I’d also suggest looking at incorporating and trying different thicknesses as well.

Over the past couple years, I've attempted to go from 'beginner' to 'beginner with some intermediate skills.' Quest complete? Maybe... I can do flawless pinch harmonics but have memorized zero scales. My secret? Drop C tuning, and these EXACT picks. In my process to be slightly less garbage at guitar, I found that, for me, the pick matters greatly. I have tried many picks, so here's some things to get you started. These picks are: Slightly smaller than a regular Tortex, and more pointed. Slightly smaller and less pointed than a Tortex sharp. Slightly smaller than a Tortex TIII (with similar point, however, these aren't as steep of a point as the TIII. TIII's have the same point and size as Ultex Sharps. Have fun and... RIP B.Hinds

Great grip. Durable