Jim Dunlop 475P3.0 Big Stubby Player Pack (Pack of 6)

Love these picks! What can I say - they're purple - clear, and are chunky enough for me to hold in my hands which are like a bunch of banana's 8~] Picks are precise and nice to use. Quality is good, and the plastic is very durable - just a nice thing to use.

These were well priced, the actual plectrum’s are fantastic, they are extremely dynamic with a fantastic attack. They are the perfect thickness and are comfortable to use. They give a smooth release due to the shape of the tip - highly recommended. The price was good. The only downfall was that you had to buy two packets but being a frequent user, this was not a problem. They last well and feel even better when worn in.

These are excellent for my guitaring easily the comfiest and also nice profile goes from thick to a nice rounded point and has a recess for grip. Best picks I’ve used over a 20+year period

Good but a bit too strong. Other bass players may not share this. It's just my feeling. Have a try.

I recently had a pick revelation when I went from a .75mm pick to one of these bad boys and levelled up, instantly improved my ability to perform some techniques, highly recommended for heavy playing but also gives huge dynamic control for cleaner players. It's made of fairly slippery plastic that seems durable and glides across strings nicely but stays pretty comfortable to hold thanks to the dimples on both sides.

For general lead playing and shredding these are perfect. Excellent grip and nice smooth edges. Always been my favourite. Chords however are harder to play when compared to thinner picks and these wear down quite quickly.

As a long-time user of orange (occasionally blue) Tortex, I decided to try something much heavier. I'm surprised at how quickly I've adapted to these. They introduce a new tonal depth to acoustic playing, and aren't slippery to hold, as I'd feared. I'm still using mainly tortex, but these stubbies have their place.

The pick has a dimple in the middle that your thumb sits in comfortably. I have found that the design of the pick has helped me with the position that I hold the pick. I am used to Jazz III picks and I some time find that due to the way I hold them, accuracy is not always good. For strumming, they seem fine but due to the rigidity there is no 'give' so you may have to hold the pick less tightly to lessen the attack. Overall I am impressed with these picks and would recommend.