JIM DUNLOP HE210 Flex 50 Nylon Flat Picks, Gold, Medium, 100/Bag

I've used these Herco pics for blues guitar for 45 years and love the tone I get from them,... oh and I've read jimmy Page uses them as well !!! Pretty Cool ha....

It’s textured for a great grip on the pick.

Yea another pick I thought I knew them all...Wat caught my ear was the U2 guitar riffs using delays and the fact that using the rough part of the pic kcreat that scratch tone that one can not do with a smooth pick. I am playing Samba pa Ti by Carlos and some LEd Zeppelin riffs and I can hear its distinct contribution to the tone. Manufecturer seems to keep the quality and do not default to made in C xxxx cheapo. Enjoy

I prefer nylon picks and these are great. The rounded point slides over the strings smoothly and have a great flex.

The media could not be loaded.  GREAT PICKS! Terrible names!! I mistakenly thought that 75 meant .75 mm. I was wrong. It's about 1 mm. The Flex 50's are not .50 mm they're .65 mm. They do flex better for their thickness. The 1mm, however, is just a bit too thick for my taste. They sound and feel great. I would've given 5 stars had the names not been so weird. I think I'd prefer a .75 mm. .65 too thin 1.0mm too thick. The .65 is almost like a .73 Dunlop MAX grip...almost

I use the grippy end on the strings not the pointy end.It's the sound I like.bitey and aggressive.for the last 15 years or sotry it.you might like it

As a professional musician I’ve tried every pick I could get my hands on in the last 20 years & this is the best nylon plectrum I’ve EVER used hands down.I play acoustic shows as well as electric band shows and I can finally use one pick with either situation. Great grip and the gauge hits my sweet spot with flexibility, grip & tonally. I contacted the company so I could buy them a gross at a time!!

Picks play and feel great. However unlike most dunlop picks, the naming does not denote/imply the thickness. This "heavy 75" is a 1mm thick pick.

I have been playing electric guitar for a long time now and have been seeking that Paul Kossoff (from the group Free) sound for ages. I read all the articles about strings, Les Pauls and amps but hidden in a small article was a comment that Paul Kossoff actually used Herco Heavy Flex plectrums. What had I to lose by buying some? Well absolutely nothing. Although they came in a pack of twelve (which I didn't actually need) I would have paid five times as much for just one. A real game changer and if you want that heavy blues sound of the sixties, buy some! However not the best if you want a heavy metal sound. A great buy!

My new favourite pick.👍 not too much "clank" on the string. they don't move much, even when playing funk rhythm! Accurate and very comfortable. Thinner than my usual picks of choice - ( petrucci jazz iii ) but they work great for everything! for soloing, choking down on the pick, it's crisp and firm, moved back slightly and it's perfect for rhythm. the tone is clean and clear with warmth, not as clear and crisp as the petrucci jazz iii but with less clanking on the strings, not as warm or mello as The jazz iii.. but more accurate and easier to use... The perfect pic for rocking rhythms AND soaring solos... 😀😁😁

Took a day or two for me to get used to the extra flexibility of these picks compared with the harder picks I had been used to, but now I love them. They have good grip and have contributed towards faster and more accurate picking. Excellent quality product. The only small gripe I have is the colour of the picks make them hard to see if dropped.

Really liking these picks, now I've played a fair few gigs with them. They felt a bit soft at first (coming from the green Dunlops) but it just takes a while before you get used to a new pic, whatever the pick is. The grip is great, feels secure between your fingers and the aforementioned softness gives a nice springy feel when digging in to the string.

They're very good picks. My only problem with them is the being .50mm picks, I hoped that they would be slightly more flexible than the Jim Dunlop Nylon .60mm versions I own. These Flex50s feel slightly firmer than the Dunlop Nylon .73mm picksUPDATE - In addition, I have found the texture to be completely lacking where needed. There simply isn't enough texture to feel like you have a good grip on the pick. On one side, a large word "NYLON" and smaller lettering, "MADE IN U.S.A." voids where the grip should be. On the front side, the LARGE circle with "HERCO", "FLEX 50", and a logo completely void the textured surface. The circle also feels uncomfortable under your fingers.