Love the feel and tone of these picks.

If you want a guitar pick that does it all this is the one! Free shipping was also nice!

I have used many picks before, and these are by far my favorite. I love the grip on these and the thickness is just right. I play stoner/doom stuff in standard tuning with 8's and these are perfect, would 100% recommend this series of picks, can't go wrong with these.

These have been my go to for many years now.

My go to when I'm doing more strumming or playing acoustic.

These picks have been my "go to" pick for decades (ever since I gave up on tortoise shell picks because they would tear too easily). My only negative is that they could make them with a slightly better grip surface. I find that they get a little slippery when the weather gets really dry.

I've used many picks, gator grips, ultex, nylon, jazz3's, you need a heavier pick too be good, all hype!!! I spent the last week doing a pick shot out and found the tortex .60,.73 and .88 mm, picks for acoustic and electric, the best of all. I can honestly say, the yellow.73 tortex is the best all around pick for any playing situation, great tone, great feel and durable, sure glad I bought a 72 pack a while ago,never use that many in a lifetime, great service from Sweetwater as always

I have been using Dunlop Tortex .73mm Standard Guitar Picks for 30 years. I know their touch and resulting tone contribution. They are fantastic picks. I cannot recommend another pick for the acoustic steel-string guitarists.

I originally bought these picks to use for bass playing about 17 years ago and immediately realized these were not the tone I was looking for on bass but would be perfect for my acoustic playing. I strummed a few chords and never looked back. Strumming with the rounded edges gives a nice beefy, yet crystal clear, tone usually reserved for thicker picks. When playing any sort of hybrid/lead I use the pointed side. All around great pick in my opinion!

most versatile pick and gauge IMO
clear, crisp, bright tone on acoustic and electric.
great for strumming and speed runs, amazing for pinches too

These have just the right balance of stiffness and flexibility. I use them on electric and acoustic guitar, for rhythm and lead, and on bass guitar. I don't have any problem hanging onto them either, no matter how sweaty my hand gets. My only complaint is I can wear the tip down flat in a set of high tempo songs.

Perfect thickness and texture. Definitely try them, I still can't decide if I like these or the orange better.

My favorites for Bass and Guitar. I mainly play bass and these picks have the right amount of stiffness and the right amount of flexibility to get that great sound. Duff Mckagen also uses these!

Ah yes! opinions of the best guitar pick,right? The Tortex .73mm yellow is my all season all terrain
right hand trigger, that feels right for my style of rhythm and lead playing from all styles of live gig situations that I've been thrown into. if your reading this,your bound to find your trigger sooner or later. Dunlop is an awesome company with an arrays of selection. Give this .73mm trigger a shot, it might end up being yours as well. The plus side of this is,its easy to find in dark a stage if accidental drop happens cause its yellow...

I play a handful of different styles on guitar, but I spend the most time playing anything in the "rock" category ranging anywhere from classic rock to metal. A lot of people who play similarly will use picks that are thicker (1.0 - 2.0mm) but I find that the Tortex material in .73mm makes for a very close equivalent in feel to a 1.0mm standard plastic Dunlop pick. What it lacks in mass, it makes up for in grip. The material itself has a very good grip and I have rarely ever dropped one of these picks.

Another positive thing about the material is that it has a somewhat versatile attack, although it mostly stays within the range of what I would consider "medium attack" as far as sound goes. The material is slightly soft and grippy with some give under hard, fast picking.

It starts to fall behind under really heavy, full, fast strumming. Most songs don't call for the type of strumming I'm talking about, but if you play one that does, you'll notice your fingernails taking some of the brunt of what your pick should be taking.

Another drawback of this pick is that the tip wears down relatively fast. If you play a lot, you won't keep one of these for a super long time. Personally, I think the feel of this pick is worth the wear so I continue to buy them.

I have used and will continue to use other picks as I discover them, but this one has been my go-to for years now and probably will not be upstaged any time soon.

Buying into the conventional wisdom that thick, unbendable picks are ideal for fast, technical playing, I've been using thicker picks (.88 - 1.5mm) for years. I recently started experimenting with thinner picks and found the tone to be much better with a pick that gives a little. I tried a lot of medium and light gauge picks, and found that these yellow tortex Dunlops sound and feel the best. Highly recommended.

I have been playing this particular gauge of dunlops for years. I recently lost all my picks at a show and had to pick up a set of the fender purple celluloid ones. BIG mistake. I would play a few songs with the band and they'd break.

I just ordered these again. i love these.

These picks have always been my favorite to use, whether I'm playing electric, acoustic, or bass guitar. They are the exact thickness I would need for lead or rhythm kind of playing. For bass these picks allow me to move fast and yet still have a gritty punch to my bass tone, plus they don't break like other wimpy and thinner picks. This thickness is also not thick enough to just sound like I'm thumping the string with like a "rock" hard thick pick, which anything above this thickness I tend to really really hate. So, all in all this is the best pick I'd say to use for acoustic, electric, and bass guitar. Reliability, sturdiness, and inexpensiveness are the 3 qualities these picks have.

Theres not a whole lot one can say about picks but, I can always grip these no matter how long or hard I'm playing. While some manufacturers are starting to sell picks only in 144 gross, you cans still by dunlops in a12 pack which is great.

Tortex lasts much longer than celluloid, and .73 is the perfect thickness for me. Great for rhythm and good for solos. I use the Dunlop .88mm Tortex Jazz Picks when I want to play my fastest solos. I'd recommend trying a few different thicknesses to decide which is most comfortable for your style of playing.

I had been a celluloid pick user for years until I tried these tortex picks. Great picks! My only complaint is they are not very easy to hold on to compared to celluloid, but I made my own grips using self adhesive, fine sandpaper, and now are much easier & comfortable to hold on to. I've tried Dunlop gel picks also, but prefer these over them.I may never go back to celluloid again. You gotta try these picks !!

about 6 years ago i started useing this pick i love them so much i will not use any othere guitar pick ill find a place to bye one befor ill use a friends thin pick i do play hard so i have messed alot of them up but there amazing picks the print will come off the first time you use it... i really would like to see the print raised up...as maybe some grip idk just a thought but over all amazing i will never use any othere guitar pick!!!!!