

🎸 Elevate your strum game with the pick pros swear by!
The Jim Dunlop 428P.50 Guitar Pick is a 0.50mm nylon Tortex Flex pick designed for guitarists seeking a bright, snappy attack with enhanced flexibility and durability. Available in multiple shapes and gauges, it offers superior memory to maintain tone and shape, making it a top choice for both casual strummers and professionals aiming for consistent performance.




| ASIN | B06XF31654 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 16,471 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 550 in Picks |
| Body Material | Nylon |
| Colour | .50mm | White |
| Compatible Devices | Guitar |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,130) |
| Date First Available | 31 Mar. 2017 |
| Item Weight | 9.07 g |
| Item model number | 428P050 |
| Material Type | Nylon |
| Product Dimensions | 10.16 x 6.35 x 0.64 cm; 9.07 g |
| Scale Length | inches |
| Size | 0.50mm |
| guitar_pick_thickness | 0.5mm |
M**E
Great feeling flexible picks
I rotate picks depending on how I’m feeling and playing at the time, I wanted to try something with a little more flexibility and these are great, I was hoping for a little more grip but that’s something I struggle with from most picks so overall I have no complaints.
J**F
Great for Strumming, Particularly on a 12-String.
I used to use thicker picks (0.88s) but decided to try these (0.5s) out for mainly strumming on a 12-string. They make a difference to the sound - I reckon it's far better than a thicker pick. They arrived the next day, well-packaged. The only criticism I can level is that they don't have any sort of grip to them which results in me dropping them - sometimes inside the guitar body. If you've ever dropped a pick inside a guitar and tried to get it out, I'm sure you can feel my pain! I've overcome this by sticking a fabric plaster to the grippy part of the pick and trimming it carefully into shape whilst leaving the pointy end clear - it doesn't look very elegant, but it does the job. I've still given the picks five stars because the grip issues might be down to a lack of strength in my aged fingers or the fact that I've got slightly sweaty paws!
G**R
flexible pick
Arrived quicker than expected and is a more flexible pick than the ones I was previously using
K**R
Usual Dunlop quality
These have a textured surface unlike standard Dunlop picks they have a nice feel
X**X
Perfect for strumming with quicker patterns
I always use Tusq or Jazz III for electric, but I feel this is finally the 'one' for rhythm strumming on acoustic. A nice percussive rake to the sound which is a plus or minus depending on taste/style.
C**R
Flexible pick
Perfect for sweep picking very flexible
S**N
Too rigid
Although only 0.5mm thick it still pretty rigid. i was hoping it would be a bit more flexible
B**N
Bit thin and flimsy
I’d recommend these pics to a total beginner, but no one else. quality is good, but they are on the thinner side which leads to a plasticy sound as it bends and flaps, which isn’t great. they also wear down quite fast due to this thinness. However, they’d probably be great for a beginner who’s not use to using a plectrum.
J**S
Chegou direitinho! Palheta muito bom para tocar cavaquinho!
A**S
Gute Plektren, sehr flexibel und angenehmes Material, das schön anspricht.
P**.
Tout à fait correct
J**S
Muy buenas para el uso en las tocadas!
R**Y
Very flexible, no slip. They’re light. I like these to play with even though I use my thumbs and fingers to play. Good quality as well.
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