Dunlop Flow Standard Picks 1.50 oxbl.

Just changed to these after using the same jazz 3's for years...not even sure I really tried many alternatives in the time, I was just interested to try something different.
The grip is insane...it's like sandpaper under you fingers (in a good way). If you get sweaty hands like me, you will struggle to drop one of these!! They glide over the strings nicely, really stiff so you can put your weight into the attack....I'm sold!! My new favourite pick!

it's hard to rate picks, we all have personale choices, but they really versitale choice of weapon.

As a long time user of Dunlop Jazz 2 and Jazz 3 picks I was sceptical at first about the Dunlop Flow mainly because of their size, thickness and round shape but after I tried them I can say that I cannot go back to using any other pick.
Easy to get used to it, great grip, it lasts longer than most other picks and it helps very much if you play in lower tunings that need bigger string gauges.
I can't find anything negative about them.

Hands down, the best guitar picks I've tried. I can't find a single flaw in these, and the 1.5mm thickness is perfect for my playing style. If you're remotely curious about Flow picks, grab a pack, you won't be disappointed.

The colour is very different IRL if you pick the oxblood though. Darker and slightly translucid, not this deep red as shown. I prefer the real-life colours myself.

I needed a more solid pick since I purchased an 8 string, and these are perfect. Solid picks with a good grip. I love to play with them. Totally recommend it.

I've been using thicker and thicker picks for a long time until I got to the point where picks were too thick for comfort (3mm), but thinner ones felt like butter. These ones hit the sweet spot! I am also quite happy with the 2mm ones of the same series.

Love these picks, very grippy and durable material - my fingers sweat sometimes and the grip stays strong with these.

I recently switched from my Dunlop Tortex Gator 1.5mm to these one and I couldn't be happier. The grip is a lot better and the size make it easier for soloing. The only con is that they wear out quite fast. 9/10.

I was on a pick hunting journey lately and this brought me to the Dunlop Flow. After my whole lifetime of playing Jazz III it was a welcoming change and it actually enhanced my guitar playing.

The shape and the size enables you to hit the strings harder which leads to a clearer, punchier and more articulate tone. It's subtle but it's noticeable. It's definitely a pick worth checking out! At the end I've settled for the 2.00 version but this is a personal choice.