I usually use the dunlop jazz III nylon sharp pick, but sometimes it just doesn't get the job done. Which is where the stubby comes in. Even though it's pretty much all I play, you can't use the III's for more than jazz. So if I want to do some heavier blues I get "the purple one" out of my pocket. Although they aren't the most complementary for my jazz playing they do feel very comfortable in my hand.

I use the 1.0mm's, but the tips wear off so fast on them, but that being said, it is what it is. The grip on these are fantastic - just dig in - you won't even get caught up in the strings! The Stubby allows so much room for articulation, it's astounding! You can also make artificial harmonics sound off more positively. It may just save your guitar life, including your exsisting rig.

Plain and simple, these picks saved my playing. I had reached a point where I just couldn't play anymore, and I tried many styles of picks. When I got a hold of these, it was a revelation. My right hand was back, better than before. I will never use anything else, unless these are discontinued. (God forbid)

I've tried just about every style of pick out there, especially in the Dunlop catalogue, and these are by far my favorite. I'm a fan of small, jazz picks. I'm not exactly sure why, but they feel great in my hand. These are no exception. They're incredibly durable and the pointed tips make tremelo picking a breeze. Plus, with the small size, pinch harmonics just come naturally. My personal favorite is the 2.0 mm. The 3.0 mm aren't bad, but the 1.0 mm are too thin for me. To be fair, I'm a medium to heavy fan. Medium for the feel and heavy for the durability, which is why these picks are so great. You can use any size you want and they'll be just as durable. I don't even bother trying out other picks anymore because I just love these ones so much.

These things are freaking awesome! I never thought a pick would affect my tone but, boy was I wrong. This thing gives you more chunk and bottom end I don't know how .