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

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?

I love these picks. Very easy to maintain grip. Very accurate and consistent pick with a thickness that allows for hard picking with minimal fatigue. Allows me to keep my grip relaxed even when picking hard. I believe picking hard allows me to get the best quality notes and chords.

I prefer 3mm plus picks, it find them easier to grip and this one is no exception. The surface provides additional grip as well, plus the Jazz XL size helps it stay in hand. I like the hot pink color. Overall these are high quality picks of a size, thickness, and high stiffness that suits my play style, hard rock and metal using thicker than a carafe gauge strings. I dislike pick flex when strumming or gripping a pick tightly so your mileage may vary. Also ideal for bass use. I can place these next to Big Stubbys and Jim Dunlop Flow picks as a 3mm pick that works for me that I’d buy again.

I’m loving the thicker pick for more “shreddy” type music. This brand of pick has been the best so far. Dan’s Guitar Store - Can we have this exact pick but made in the same exact material as the Precision picks? This one slides around too much but the thickness is great. The Precision picks have the best grip but I would like at least a 2mm.

Great sounding and feeling picks. Good attack and control. The grip is a big plus.

Usually use dunlop flow, but get a weird ice picky sound. These dont have it and have an ultra fast, defined tip. The flat areas dont ever slip. I do wish they came with more but ill pay for quality.

Side-by-side comparison of my 5mm Dunlop Primetone (Top) and the Dan's Guitar Store "Premium" 3.00mm Precision Pick (Bottom). I assumed it was only rough on the grip surfaces for extra traction, but the "Refined ultra-smooth, rounded bevel and tip" feels like GRAVEL. Compared to my 2mm Dunlop John Petrucci Flow and even the 5mm Dunlop Primetone, this feels like playing with SANDPAPER. It does NOT glide whatsoever, and the scrape noise is horrendous. On thicker strings, such as the ones on my 8-string, this is literally unusable due to how rough it feels. Maybe my product was defective, but this is by far the worst feeling pick I've ever tried. Will attempt to return this asap. Hopeless product.

My go to picks. Love them!

Brip buono , e molto precisi

A thick pick at a reasonable price. Not as good as a ChickenPicks, but far cheaper, so exactly what I'd expect.

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 !

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

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.