Jim Dunlop Flow® Gloss Pick 3.0MM - 12 Pack

40+ years playing and I can honestly say these are amazing picks. Good tone, no drag, nice grip & very precise. Alternate, sweep, economy, and flat picking all benefit from the design of this pick. They even nest in my had nicely for hybrid picking. Strumming has not been inhibited at all. If you have had some trouble with artificial harmonics I believe this material will help with that. They aren’t what I would call cheap at about $2.65 a pick if you get a bag of 12. That being said I’ll buy more when these age a bit or end up in the laundry or couch.

I love thes picks. I use the 2.0 and while it is heavier and thicker than all picks i've used in the past, it just feels right. The thumb indention allows the pick to stay in your hand and the smooth finish actually kinda suctions to your skin alleviating it slipping around and messing up your riff or solo. They are on the pricey side by comparison but they last forever making them a good value because they wear out very slowly. The only other pick I play is the Dunlop Hetfield White Fang in 1.14. I'm due to order another pack of each. Keep up the good work Jim Dunlop, you make a great product.

After trying tons of picks, I've gone, like many players, in the direction of thicker and more pointed picks in order to get better control for lead playing. These are hands-down the best picks I've ever used for its balance of good qualities. The indented shape allows for a better grip while decreasing weight slightly; the ridges make the grip certain, but not so firm you can't shift the pick while playing; the pick itself is not too small or large; the tip point and bevel, as well as smooth finish, allow gliding over the strings with practically nonexistent pick noise; and the Ultex material makes them last practically forever. In light of the extreme durability, the price is actually cheap for these as long as you don't lose them.

Only within the last few years did I learn about the flow series in general begining with the standard 1.0mm but learning that I could improve my speed and control even further by going thicker I decided to check these out. These are the only picks I want to use now. Almost zero drag when sweeping makes them very useful for experts but also beginners! One thing to note, after using them a while the gloss does wear off and there is a noticeable drag then and its probably best to get a new one but these are worth the price!

For clean electric guitar tones, these 2.0 mm Gloss picks are the one's to get. And if you want more beef in the low end at the expense of the upper harmonics, or you use thicker strings, then get the 3.0 mm Gloss picks. For clean electric guitar tones, you might as well just get both Gloss picks, and then you won't have to second guess yourself. The clarity of these gloss Flow picks over the standard Flow picks becomes very significant with clean tones, whereas with distorted tones I generally tend to prefer the John Petrucci signature 2.0, or the 2.5 mm standard, or 3.0 mm standard Flow picks.

My Fave picks! Super expensive tho :/

A bit pricey but they are very durable. Takes a long time before I start to notice any wear. Not sure why the description says Brown. They are a deep ruby red.

I love them. More than I value you using them. If you take them all, or cause the price to be raised I will find you, piss in your coffee and smash your guitar.

Tutto ok grazie come da descrizione consigliato

Ich habe mich in den letzten eineinhalb Jahren intensiv mit dem Thema Plektrum beschäftigt, wobei ich einige ausprobiert habe: Dunlop Jazz 3 & Jazz 3 max grip carbon fiber, Jazz 3 XL, Dunlop sharp 1mm-1,5mm, Ibanez Paul Gilbert, NoLogoPicks Custom JM und zuletzt das Dunlop Flow Primetone 1mm. Ich habe mir dabei bei jedem Plektrum genug Zeit gelassen, um Kriterien wie Langlebigkeit, Grip und leichte/fluide Spielbarkeit zu beurteilen. Im Gegensatz zu den anderen Plektren ist das Dunlop Flow Gloss 2mm nicht zu klein und verrutscht nicht so leicht zwischen den Fingern. Wenn das Plektrum doch mal leicht verrutscht, lässt sich die Position durch die beidseitigen konkaven Einbuchtungen leicht und auch während des Spiels korrigieren. Auch die dickere Form von 2mm wirkt sich nicht negativ auf das handling und feeling beim Picken aus. Durch die abgerundeten Kanten spielt sich das Plektrum sehr einfach, was sich gerade beim Sechzehntel-Speedpicking bemerkbar macht: Saitenwechsel beim Speedpicking gehen wesentlich einfacher und flüssiger vonstatten. Die Langlebigkeit scheint der des Flow Primetones ebenbürtig zu sein. Einziger Kritikpunkt von meiner Seite wäre der relativ hohe Preis.

My favourite picks. They are VERY thick so take that into account; but not all thick picks are easy to use and grip. Dunlops have a smal depression that helps a lot with the latter; also very durable, after months still not worn out.

My guitars literally sound better with this pick. Perfect.

A Flow Gloss 3.0 é uma excelente palheta. O profile flow com grip da Jim Dunlop nessa palheta de 3.0 mm permite rapidez e precisão. Fico entre ela e a Flow Gloss 2.0 mm para escolher a melhor, fico com a 2.0, mas vai de cada um, questão de preferência.