Jim DunlopUltex 1.5MM John Petrucci Signature Jazz III Guitar Picks, 24 Pack (427RJP)

These have lasted me longer than any other pick if yet found to date.

Brother said they’re perfect stiffness and feel good while playing guitar and he likes how they make his music sound!

These are the best guitar picks for electric guitar! Perfect thickness, size, and the pointed tip is awesome! Works well for pick scrapes too unlike some the Tortex picks

Offers excellent grip and precision, fantastic tone. It's durable and responsive, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced players.

I ordered these to see if I would like them. I love them. Slightly larger than the standard Jazzy picks from what I can recall. I use to use the standard Tortex 1mm picks, but I like the shape and feel of these better. I really have nothing bad to say about these picks.

I love these picks. They're big enough to have a decent grip on but small enough to where they aren't too big for more precise picking. They could be a little tough for beginners as they are not flexible, but for faster players who want more precision they are fantastic.

These picks have been a game-changer for me and any guitarist who is seeking precision and Speed. Its sharp, polished tip allows for effortless string contact, enabling faster playing and smoother transitions between notes. The pick’s design minimizes resistance, making it ideal for intricate techniques like alternate picking and sweeping, also the size and thickness really are perfect for medium to small size hands, the sound quality of my playing seems to have gone up since switching to these a few weeks ago. 10 out of 10 would buy again

These are my favorite guitar picks, I don't want to use anything but them. They are extremely rigid and provide me great control and attack on the strings. Whether it's trying to play fast picking passages, or strumming chords, they work well for me. Lots of people like lighter thinner picks for chords, but I find the rigidity of these picks allow me to very accurately isolate single strings, or arpeggiate chords easily, without the pick flexing too much and touching strings I don't want to. They're just great rigid picks and I love them. If you want a rigid pick, you can't go wrong. I would buy these for years from guitar center, where they are $10 for a pack of six picks. And every guitar player knows how fast you can lose 6 picks. So 24 for $22 dollars is an amazing value.