I've used the gray .60mm for most of my 25 years of playing and I will not use anything else. They are perfect for my style and they simiply last forever.

Dunlops in general are very well built and never break on me (Fenders and others always did - I stopped using them 10+ years ago); however, the grips on these make them easily the best design. Upon the recommendation of other players, I've tried out lots of different kinds of picks over the years, and every time I find myself wishing I would have just bought these.

I used the .46 only twice, years ago, but now stick with .60, .73, or .88 (honestly I can't pick a favorite of those three). I've never used the .38 or 1mm.

They're great for effortlessly switching between strumming and plucking, are easy to hold on to, and are reliable. I bet there are a couple light-gray, usable nubs in my case that I've had for 5 years or more.

I love these picks. I use the grip side on the strings to get that brian may type sound. These picks last a long time and are easy to keep a grip on. since treying them a year ago, I cant use anything else!

These picks have given me the most satisfaction and playability out of many other picks. They feel and sound great for acoustic and electric playing. The .60mm pick is great for acoustic playing because it's not too boomy when you pick or strum, especially plugged in. Any gauge from .72mm - 1.0mm works great for electric because the stiffness allows better control of technique. These picks also perform the best pick scrapes I've heard from any other pick. All in all, these are excellent picks for a great value.

I'm a lot into Tortex picks but when it comes to acoustic stuff, I always use one of these... Very versatile! Also sound great combined with slide... All in all, 5 stars