Feature:
It's supposed to be grippier, but I really haven't found that much of a difference from others. Rub 600 grit on your current picks and you'll get the same kind of effect.

Value:
Again, you might as well buy the other dunlops or sand your current ones.

Desirability:
I grabbed a set of these when I needed some new picks (constantly losing mine). So they sounded great... but I don't know thay they are a must have in any way.

Sound:
Sound is pretty much the same as their more popular line, although the sizes are just a hair thicker than the others.</br>I love this question: How does the product sound by itself? Well, there's no feedback, and the sound is very quiet, haha.

Support:
Has anyone ever used support for a pick? I can't imagine it not "working."

Overall:
Although they don't perform truely as advertised, they still work great.

Feature:
Texture of material gives a more solid feel to the pick.

Quality:
Wear resistance is better than average.

Value:
There aren't a lot of choices for extra heavy (2.0mm and above) picks. So paying a little extra is worth it.

Desirability:
n/a

Sound:
I play the 2.0mm and the tone is not as bright as a thinner pick but responsiveness is better because the pick doesn't flex.

Ease of Use:
Texture of pick surface slightly enhances grip. The only drawback is the dull color makes the pick hard to see if dropped during a performance on a dimly lit stage.

Support:
N/A

Overall:
I've been playing with Dunlop 2.0mm picks for over 15 years and no other picks in the industry are comparable.