Having used 2mm and 3mm Stubby's and all kinds of Delrin picks in the past, I wanted to give these a try.They have quite a good feel and grip to them, they're just so darn small.

Púa rígida y pequeña, va bien para punteo y para rasgueo. Se sujeta bien, resbala y se gira poco. El sonido es brillante y sin esa resonancia a plástico que tienen las de nylon.

Achetés pour jouer du métal c'est nickel, ils sont plus pointus et plus petits que les médiators standards, la prise en main est bonne.Assez dur mais la pointe s'arrondie quand même assez rapidement. Pour l'instant je ne pas encore tester mieux que les jazz 3 !Je conseil ce produit !

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I'm very fond of the Jazz 3 shape and I think this is my favourite material so far. Just the right amount of texture and grip for my tastes (the carbon ones are nice too, but they're so grippy that I can't rotate the pick between my finger and thumb) and the sound just has a little bit of extra attack/brightness.Something about the material seems to strike the strings a little neater for me too. There's nothing about playing with these that I don't like.The only mild downside is that the material wears away quite fast, which may or may not be an issue for you, depending how/what sort of thing you play. That being said, they wear away quite smoothly, which is still better in some ways than the classic nylon ones and the carbons.Would also choose these over some much more expensive picks too (Gravity, for example).

Curiosity made me buy these picks. I had been using Dunlop Jazz III black picks... I read about Ultem picks and wanted to try these. They actual picks are translucent amber... Darker than they appear in the photograph. The surface is smooth, but not glossy, so they do not slip easily. I haven't used them live yet, I am guessing that they would perform well without having to be notched or abraded.Ok, the good part.They are fast. I mean... FAST. I can't examine what happens with a high speed camera or zoom lens, but my god.... They move strings to string with no snags or slips. They make everything I play seem more achievable. (Shred or pretty much any other high velocity guitar playing) The Ultex is very rigid, if you intentionally bend the pick, it has slight give, to a very minor degree. Ultem (Polyetherimide) is a fantastic material for guitar picks, in my opinion, better than nylon or acetal.I have talked to other player who do not like Jazz profile picks while playing rhythm, I suppose this is a personal choice, but for rhythm work, I find these picks to be excellent. I have also (I know, this is sacrilege, but I was rabidly curious), used the picks on my nylon string classical, and they make the strings sound bright, snappy and resonant, while maintaining warmth.Overall, they have displaced all other types of picks as my weapons of choice. Despite the bad press Dunlop receives for "rough edges" or mold seams, these have none, their edges are totally smooth.So if you are looking for the perfect pick, and just can't seem to find it, you may want to try these.