JIM DUNLOPHE111 Flat Thumbpicks, Light, 24/Bag

I have tried and been very satisfied with Dunlop finger picks. But now these are the only picks I use because of comfort and control and their innovation which allows for innovation in my playing: tremeloes are easier and provide more sensitivity for what I need to try. I use medium picks for my guitars and light for my mandolins. Totally satisfied.

I have been playing guitar for over 40 years. I am like many serious players VERY picky about my picks. I thought I would try these, and although there are some really great aspects to it, there is one huge flaw that the manufacturer could improve. First, the good stuff. The material is really durable for a thin pick which is important as the old thin picks would crack and break often. These are pretty strong. Second, the overall idea of what you are trying to achieve is great (thin thumb pick that secures to your thumb). The bad part. Because it is made of one thin material, the part that goes around the thumb is WAY too flimsy to hold it in place. If you could make it a 2 piece pick where the part that goes around the thumb and against the thumb pad is thick, just like the traditional thick thumb picks, and keep the portion that contacts the string thin like this, that would be awesome, OR you could start with a thick cutout, and then have it "taper down" starting at the pad of the thumb, on down to where the pick hits the strings. I would gladly pay more money for a pick like this. I have thought about epoxying this pick onto the thumb part of a traditional thick thumb pick. Just so you know, like most really serious players, I file my picks with fingernail files to get the right contour, and I often boil my picks and reshape them to suite my needs, and yes I'll even buff and polish them. Like I mentioned, really serious players are very picky about their picks... Unfortunately, these are sitting in a mason jar along with other picks I have tried and didn't like.

For me, the Hercos are the best combination of thumb pick and flat pick on the market... and I'm pretty sure I've tried them all. The only downside is they tend to wear quickly and they're not cheap. But they are worth it considering the design.

These are great picks, but, I think they are a bit pricey. I like the way the thin picks feel and play, but, I go through 2 during a 4 hour performance, so, perhaps mediums would be better for my strumming style.

Great thumbpicks..super service

I like the form factor of the Herco thumbpicks, but found the Medium and Heavy varieties to be too much for light gauge electric guitar strings. I wanted something with the feel of Dunlop Tortex Oranges, but in a thumbpick/flatpick hybrid design. I was pretty hesitant to spend $30+ on a 24/pack without trying one first, but I'm glad I did. This pick is exactly what I was looking for.Strongly recommended for anyone looking to do hybrid picking on an electric. If you're playing acoustic, you can probably get away with Medium (which come in a much more reasonable 3-pack if you're just looking to try them out).

these are great for me to use...i have small hands...these dont slip out of my hand.....the only caveat is....you have to buy the whole bag. of 24....the med, and heav. come in three's........the good news is wont be needing a light gauge thumb pick for a long time......it's worth it if you use a light thumb pick

The picks are slightly thinner than medium. If you purchased this--you to a bunch. Not a great deal.

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Great thumb picks with a 'thin' weight

Having just started giutar playing I order a number of normal picks and thumb picks to try out.This one is the best.Just feels natural and no clicking on the strings unlike others I tried.I would like a pack with heavy, medium and light to test them all but can only find light on Amazon.I think this supplier is the only one stocking these.Delivered on time from Strings Direct.

This is an ideal pick for a player who combines finger picking with strumming. Top marks to Dunlop on this product. However,If you read the product description it clearly states 24 pieces. On receiving my order I received only 4 picks. Seismic music refused to honour my order. If you want to buy this item I suggest you look on eBay where it can be purchased in bulk at a much less price