Jim Dunlop Flow® Gloss Pick 3.0MM - 3 Pack

I used to use Stubbys, both the larger standard sized, and the Jazz III sized. The big problem with them is that while they are great brand new and slip across the strings, they wear out super fast. Even a little bit of wear is enough that they don't slip over the strings anymore, and they end up just being regular picks. I tried a handful of boutique picks, including Gravity and a few others. They are great, but pricey. Like starting at TWICE the price of these and going up to 4-5x the price of these. It's hard to justify $8 a pick when they are so easily lost. So I tried these when they came out. First I tried the regular (brown) flow. I liked them, and they didn't wear down, but they didn't slip over the strings as effortlessly as the boutique picks or brand new stubbies. Close, but not quite. Then when the glossy versions came out, I tried those. Perfect! They glide and slip across the strings effortlessly, just like the $8+ boutique picks. They don't seem to ever wear out. And at around $3/pick, you just can't beat them. Plus, they feel thinner than they are too, which is nice. I prefer the red 3.0mm for guitar. For bass, shortscale bass, and sometimes baritone guitar I like the green 4.20mm standard Flow picks, but I'm generally not doing complex, fast picking when I'm using those picks to playing those instruments. I'd like to see these in different shapes so I could experiment with them.

I’ve found my new favorite guitar picks. They’re easy to hold, glide across the strings like butter, and sound great. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase.

These replaced a long-time relationship with the purple 3.0 Dunlop stubby picks, which at the time even won me over the Dunlop Jazz III (quite over-rated in my opinion). Every great once in a while, I'll try a different pick of a different shape or material. These picks are made of an almost glassy plastic that feel to me like they sort of "bounce" off the strings. They have like a deflection to the string which makes it extremely effortless with speed-picking and/or strumming. They are of a good size (unlike the very tiny Jazz III), and don't easily slip out of your grip due to the grooving of the print on the pick surface. Lastly, they last. I can go about 3-4 weeks with one, before the tip just gets too rounded and rough. The ONLY downside, they are a bit pricey for what they are. In my humble opinion, if playing fast and articulate is your thing, happily invest in a good pick even if you have to spend the extra cash!

I've been using Dunlop 3mm Big Stubby pics for at least 10yrs... I read the description on these and thought I'd give'em a whirl. I really, really like these Dunlop Flow Gloss 3.0mm Guitar Picks... they're smoother and run through the strings with greater ease. I also find them to be a bit more comfortable to hold.

These are now my favorite picks. They are great for shredding, and they are real easy to hold on to when your hands start sweating. The grip is good, but not as good as the normal Dunlop flow 3.0. I would give 5 stars if they didn’t cost half my kidney, I would say that the normal Dunlop flow 3.0 is best if price is a factor.

Im looking for picks that are perfect for shredding, and these looked great! But my experience here is that the tip is actually pretty fat, which is really not good if youve put in the work to develop a very tight pick attack. True, they glide off the strings like butter, but when theyre about as thick as butter, its not a huge help. Recently i bought some ibanez pjtc1’s, and DAMN thin tip, nice bevel, very durable, good size, perfect shredders pick. So all in all, im really just dissing the pick for being fat Update: week or so later, i slowly found my self coming to this pick over my others for who knows why, but it just kinda happened, and now this is my favorite pick for shredding! Fat tip is fine now, its just less precise for string skipping

This pick is a beast. I’ve tried dozens over the years, but the Dunlop Flow Gloss 3.0mm gives me the cleanest, most precise attack I’ve ever felt. It glides off the strings with zero resistance and somehow still gives that satisfying “snap” with every note. Whether I’m shredding leads or chugging riffs, it holds up without wearing down. Might be overkill for strummers, but for technical players? Chef’s kiss.

I can play more accurately and faster. I was using Dunlop Jazz III picks, but, this is a whole level up. I never dreamed such a thick pick could feel so slick on the strings. I'm done looking .This shall be the one I'm gonna stick with. Unlike a Jazz III, I can hold it close and pinch harmonic, or way back,and it strums like a light pick because it's got low drag. I don't loose picks, so, the cost is worth the investment for me. I am happy to have them. I'm already better because it feels right.

Love it! Learning to play electric guitar, I have to learn to pick gently but with precision. This thick pick is great for either strumming or picking since it is firm and pointed.

Sounds great, right size and thickness. A winner.

Les. Meilleurs que j'ai eu ! Bonne prise en main et bonne précision. Limez le bout pour le jazz.

Excelente púa, tiene buen peso y forma. Ideal para un buen ataque y control.

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