Jim Dunlop Gator Grip® Small Triangle Pick .73MM - 6 Pack

Love the size of these picks because they are not too big and not too small and I have always loved triangle picks because they last much longer w/3 sides to play on. Nice, non-slip texture and just feel right!

Favorite picks as a kid and now as an adult.

Typically, triangle pick have more grip surface than a standard pick because they're just a slightly larger pick. These picks are smaller than what you'd expect from typical triangle picks, so their grip surface is much smaller, too. The beveled edges are really nice, so they're great for alternate and lead picking. For strumming I'd probably go with Dunlop triangles or my usual choice of Clayton triangles. Even if they are smaller than what I'd like, they are incredibly comfortable to use and are extremely durable! I've used one pick for two 3 hour gigs, and still have 1 of the 3 tips left untouched. The grip itself is very nice, and I haven't had any slipping issues or picks growing wings on me. I just wish these picks were slightly bigger than they are

I really like that these are slightly smaller than most triangular guitar pics. And the design having a more pointy tip is excellent imo

My new favorite. I've been testing a lot of picks recently after playing for forty years using basically the same type. Some are really expensive and others are stupid cheap. Primarily on an acoustic with extra light strings (10-47) 80/20's, but also on an electric once in a while. These are my new go-to. I generally play using the blunt shoulder corners of a standard pick, held very close to the edge so not much pick but a lot of thumb touches the strings. It's just my way. Using these in the same way feels like I have more control of the pick because of its size, and when I choke down on it, the small amount of tip catching the string really makes them ring - and I get three tips to wear out per pick instead of two. The only drawback is that the slightly grippy dusting on them pretty much wears off during the first or second use - long before the pick wears out. Still...my new favorite.

Bought these to play the bass I had bought a month prior. Don't care much for playing with my fingers. Not my thing. Grip is good. Doesn't rotate between fingers as much as other picks do. Holds up well. Also tried with the DDT 13s tuned to b standard I have on a les Paul. No issues and just a slight difference in tone on that.

Wishing they were the size of the other Dunlop triangular picks but, I like them . . . a tad heavier than I normally use (.73 vs .50 or .60) but I like them enough to look for a greater quantity offering of the same. Now as to the grip, I believe they are a bit grippier than a pick with some sortta go applied (like Lizzard Snot). Guitar life is looking for the purrfect pick . . . not sure this one is purrfect, but it will do until I use up what I have and see something else to try out.

Small for a triangle pick and thin, I don't like it not for me !!

Primera calidad y mucho agarre

Für meine großen Finger die besten Plektrum.

Great grip if you have grip issues (arthritis here). And I have massive hands to boot. So these are just about perfect.

Great size pick with a good grip. Just what I was after.

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