I think that the Dunlop "Rhino" picks, as I like to call them, are very good in bluegrass and blues music. It gives your guitar the accessories it needs to perform at its utmost peak and tone.

They don't slip (which I thought at first was because I didn't hold a pick right), AND I've only had ONE of the 2 dozen or so I've had for a year crack on me (and that was because it was the .60 gauge pick!)I would even go so far to say that I will never use another type of pick again, and me being usually pessimistic about consumables, that's saying alot.

These are the best picks that I've played with. I have been looking for a pick that will not slip out of my fingers, and these are the best I've found. They have a very bright sound and are long lasting.

Tried these and was totally impressed. They are rigid and very hard. Because of this, they track well over the strings, and release the string smoothly and effortlessly. Sweeps and fast picking feel smoother, cleaner, and faster because the string does not drag on the pick. Compared to Dunlop standard nylon, these are noticeably brighter and more wear resistant too!

I have been a Dunlop fan for the past 14 years, and have grown with their picks along the way. I started using tortex like so many others, but hated the way they would slip during a live performance. Switched to Gators as the grip was so much better and thought I was in heaven, until I found the Ultex. Now I won't use anything but Ultex, and haven't in close to a year. Very strong picks with a naturally grippy surface, they last longer than anything I've used before and never slip during a show. These are picks worth your time and attention!