Jim Dunlop 547P3.00 Flow Jumbo Grip Picks, 3 mm, Set of 3 Pieces, Brown

Superb. Highly durable, excellent for Jazz & metal, or anything that requires accurate single note definition. Not what you’d choose for a strummed acoustic, but perfect for their purpose. The beveled edges give great string release & good tone.

Ther nice responsive more alternative picking sweep picking not but ok to strum too an at 3mm feels nice in your grip edge geometry is good too overall I'd reckon them

Best picks I ever had. Noice, THICC and chonky. I used them for about 2 months until I lost them in the black hole under my bed. WIll purchase again at some point, but I need to save up for it.

They're great and my go to pick at the moment. Sometimes I feel they're a bit big for me, but only by the smallest amount. It's really a preference thing, but they're great, easy to hold and grip, easy to use. Definitely a recommend

Use this with my Bass VI with a set of 24 - 100's on it. Absolutely fantastic pic,k great thick sound and accuracy. Don't think I'll ever go back to a sub 1mm

Great pic for fast accurate playing. The sharp tip lasts a good length of time due to its thickness. I don't use this for recording however as I find it lacks a little attack when playing rythm compared with thinner pics.

Amazing how such a little thing can make such a difference to your playing. I wouldn't normally play 3mm thick picks but these are so awesome. Fast runs are really smooth using these: my new pick of choice (previously my favourite were the Jim dunlop john petrucci picks - the black ones, think they're, like, 1.5mm thick). Brilliant!

Incredibly comfortable to hold. I thought that the monstrous 3mm thickness of these would lose accuracy but I was completely wrong. I think the "flow" is actually better on these than the 1.5mm Flow.Tone is predictably fatter, there's noticeably more bass in the notes. This is something to be aware of in a mix, may not stand out against a bass as much, but makes high notes less shrill.Absolutely shines in shredding- similar tone to a Jazz III but SO MUCH EASIER TO HOLD. These are a godsend for economy pickers. There's a noticeable lack of that "hitting a wall" feeling when moving between strings- it just glides.Not as great for chunky, defined low end riffing as say, the Jazz XL or a Jeff Loomis Sharp, but I am still totally in love with this thing. Definitely worth the ridiculous £2 per pick

Confortável e excelente grip

I’ve been playing electric bass for 42 years and am primarily a finger style player. I like the sound of bass played with a pick but could never find a pick that: (1) stayed in my grip reliably even in the sweatiest situations, (2) produced a nice, thick sound, and (3) allowed me to play quickly. Believe me -- I’ve tried dozens. The 2 mm version of the Dunlop Jumbo Flow pick does all three! It’s thick enough to get a forceful, deep (not “clicky”) sound. The pick material and beveled edges promote speedy playing. And, best of all, the wide body and uniquely textured (someone remarked that it feels like a cat’s tongue!) grip area keep the pick snugly in your hand. These cost more than your standard picks, but they’re worth the upgrade and’ll last forever. Very highly recommended!

La calidad de las púas Jim Dunlop es siempre excelente.

Excelente plumilla, al inicio se me hizo un poco grande, más porque yo usaba el model jazz III mini, pero al usarla poco a poco me he sentido muy cómodo el material de que está hecho es ultex, es un material que me gusta mucho más que el Nylon, del grosor es para mi la medida perfecta 3.0mm, ya es mi plumilla principal, viene con 3 plumillas el paquete.

A step up from traditional nylon picks. I have used anything from gravity to dragon heart and these are on par for quality and control. They come sharp out of the box unlike most Dunlop pick that are thicker. You can really feel the control you have. The plectrum is made out of ultex and it's acoustic properties are phenomenal for a polymer blend.