Dunlop Nylon Max Grip 1.0 Player Pack

i can't quite befriend myself with these. the letters on the back end give you lots of grip if you're into that.
Picking with these feels a little rough to me, which is why i still prefer dunlop's shells and gels.

After having them for a long time, and being a Jazz 3 fan in general, they haven't managed to convince me to use them more on the electric. But I found that I use them more on acoustic for a lighter stumming. Not a huge fan og that grip, I find it a bit too much for my taste. Generally ok picks.

Great picks last ages if you don't lose them of course. I like the way the max doesn't slip and the tone it give plucking the strings. definitely recommend these for blues acoustic and electric.

I find the grip good for a mix of rock rhythm and lead guitar playing.
The edges tend to fray fairly quickly (after a couple of gigs) and while this does not affect play-ability I find it annoying sometimes.
I have tried various plectrum brands and materials over the years but tend to always come back to these.
Good solid choice.

Very grippy, as described.

These last relatively long, and have a pretty good grip! For their thickness (1.00) they are still very flexible and comfortable.

I was instantly won over by the grip on these picks. They stay between your fingers really well, and there's next to zero slippage. If I were to be picky (pun intended), I'd prefer a bit more pointy tip, but apart from that, this is a good pick.

I think that there is a lot of voodoo, regarding picks. I was used to the "regular" black Dunlop Nylon 1.0 mm picks. I was very satisfied, but as my hands are quite sweaty, I was always looking for improved grip. When I came across the Max Grip Picks I orderer 10 pieces. The grip is actually very good. These picks seem to wear of and bend more extensively than the standard nylon picks. But due to the grip I will stay with these.

Good grip and the multi pack kept me going for a good few months!!

The grip on these is exceptional with medium stiffness.