Jim Dunlop Tortex Flex Jazz III XL 1.0mm 12 Pack Guitar Picks (466P1.0)

My go to guitar pick, makes the notes ring and resonate.

This style has become my favorite. They are just the right size in between a medium and standard Jazz lll. Making it easy to pick out notes while the extra flex makes it easier for strumming accents and runs.

Perfect! Exactly try what I was hoping for. Great picks!

I was told these would be a good alternative to Dunlop Jazz IIIs. These are fine picks, but they're noticeably larger overall. So, if you're looking for identical size, these ain't it. But, the quality is fine.

If you’re looking at jazz picks you already know what you want. I bought the 72 pack because I lose the damn things like it’s going out of style and for the money you can’t beat it.

I thought I had found my pick when I found the Tortex greens, but I eventually wanted something thicker for faster speeds. I bought some Ernie ball prodigy 2.0, the white ones, but I didn't like them very much even though I thought I would. I wondered if maybe the 1.5s would do it, they didn't. bought a couple other sizes and shapes but they either seemed way to blocky or felt really picky, if you know what I mean, Too sharp maybe is a better description. But when I got these I fell in love. The material is smooth like nylon with a bit more edge and bite similar to Tortex. The shape, the XL jazz 3 for me is great. it has the benefit of the jazz 3 shape for speed and articulation, but it is normal sized so you dont have to fiddle with the little tiny jazz 3 standard. Not to mention the value of buying the 72 pack vs smaller amounts. The blue flex jazz 3 XL's are my new go to's.

My ears prefer the sound of nylon picks, especially when it comes to acoustic guitars. The combo of Tortex and Nylon was enticing for the added durability. I typically don't like the sound of Tortex but wanted to try these out. I was instantly and pleasantly surprised by the tone of these picks. They aren't as bright sounding as a comparably thick Tortex pick, the top-end is sweeter and less harsh. I appreciate having the sharp tip as I played the smaller red Jazz III picks for 20 years but those picks aren't very toneful either. The tip allows for more accuracy with faster runs and the larger size made it easier to hold on to when strumming. The feel of the pick is fairly smooth. There is no 'cat tongue' or raised words on the pick that aid in grip. I play a lot of finger-style Country these days and I don't use a pick that much anymore. That being said, when I DO need to use a pick, these are my 1st choice.* The picture is to help show off the size of the Flex pic compared to a full-sized Fender 351 and a "Tear Drop" shape/style.

I love the Jazz III picks but I wanted a larger size to it and these XL are perfect. Now there aren't my go to but I pick these up and play with them from time to time. I'm by no means a shredder at all mainly a crappy punk rock player but I really play a heavy attack and these do the job great.