Dunlop Ultex 421 Picks 1.0

These have the right thickness and they are not slipping through my freakishly sweaty fingers.

I used them mostly with my electric and specifically for lead stuff,well actually everything other than chord strumming because I prefer thin picks for that.

They last a couple of months of daily use before they lose 2-3 mms.
Worth trying in my opinion if you have slippery hands.

This pick is great for bass players. It is very stiff. Because of this it produces a great and clear sound. I also use it sometimes on my acoustic guitar where it produces also a very hard and clear sound. One problem is the "colour" of it because it is nealry invisible when it is lying somewhere.

Pro's:
- Durability (better than the Tortex line)
- Sound (more prominent attack than Tortex line, subjective)
- Grip (equal to Tortex line)
Con's:
- Price?
- Sharp/raspy edges when used extensively

If the grip would be improved even more, I would consider these to be my #1 choice.

I bought these just to try out and although I have my preferences with the delrin picks I found these to be quite good. they do wear down particulairly quicly I find but have a nice clean attack and I would prefer them to tortex.

I go between the standard toretex and these, these win out for me every time.

They are very rigid giving you the same amount of control as a much thicker pick without the added bulk. When you dig in hard with them it really makes the guitar scream. Perfect for modern rock, metal and other aggressive playing styles.