Tortex® TIII Pick .60MM - 12 Pack

This was my first main pick. I got this cause of John Fruscinate and his style. Good price you get a bunch of picks and they are easy to learn on. Really good for strumming and funky stuff if you are just starting out. I now use 1.14 purple picks for better control but I still go back to this depending on what I'm playing. Great pick control, solid quality and function great. None were warped and all worked fine.

Tortex is my favorite. Blue, yellow, or green. Highly recommended.

If you like these picks. They are green and so is money. Decide which you like to strum guitar strings with more. May be easily inserted to any orifice but should not be. These guitar picks function as would a transfer. Look like a triangle with macaroni bottoms on top. Get busy.

I’ve always loved Dunlops guitar picks, can choose from any size, the grip is amazing while playing, even after your fingers become sweaty. As well as the design it has on the back and front. One thing I noticed while using it the first time is, the paint on it came off, like pen ink on your skin when you rubbed it off it leaves a black trace where your fingered passed through. Over time it will come off obviously but it came off the first time I used it, never happened before with other picks. Overall it sounds great w an acoustic guitar.

Experimented with many types of picks after years of playing jazz iii style picks. The 1mm TIII is the sweet spot for me for rhythm and lead playing. I also play the Tortex sharps but like the TIII shape (less bowed out like the flow picks, has a standard 351 feel but not as pointy as sharps). I like the sound of Tortex on strings. Little chirp/clack and smooth release. Ultex sharps are brighter and faster release, but I really dig the darker touch of the Tortex. I wish they could make a hybrid pick where surface is like smooth ultex or acrylic (no ridges) but the end is Tortex for the ultimate versatility in grip, comfort, and play. Will keep playing these in the meantime.

Great pics for speed picking

Picks are a personal taste thing. Personally I like these. sharper point than the normal greenies. Totally Metal! \m/

I used to use lighter picks, and for certain things I still do, even use wooden picks on occasion. But these are my absolute favorite guitar picks for most things electric now. And I commonly I use them upside down, taking advantage of the very smooth rounded corners for fast picking, but will easily flip it back over during the same performance for more attack. It's like having two picks in one!