This pick works very well. It stays like it's supposed to, and won't fall out of your hand. The only downside is that it is not good with picksliding. Use a Dunlop Nylon pick for that.

I bust right through those plastic picks. I can't even count the number of times I've shattered Fender plastic picks, sometimes I've had to finish up a show with 1/2 a pick. In 10+ years of playing I can't recall ever breaking a Tortex. They are practically unbreakable.

These are possibly the greatest picks ever made. I tried blue Tortex, and I've been using the same picks for like a year, and the tips are only slightly rounded. They're great for anything from clean acoustic to blistering solos. Thumbs up for them. (get blue!.. it's the best)

The Dunlop Tortex Orange .60mm is the greatest. I've been using them for 20 years. I hate it when I lose them all and have to use something else.

If you want a pick that is flexible enough to double pick and solo with, but not so much that it bends like crazy and makes it hard to play, and gives you amazing grip and almost never chips or breaks, and is made to withstand the harshest of pick slides, get these picks! I started out with the .50, but those were a bit too thin so I switched to the .73 and they are THE best picks I have ever used. I have been playing for almost 2 years and I have gone through a LOT of picks, and these are no doubt the best!