The picks used by top musicians worldwide. Tortex picks are carefully designed and manufactured to give the characteristic maximum memory and minimum wear that made original tortoise shell famous. Dunlop's Tortex picks are available in a variety of shapes and gauges. Learn More...









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10 out of 10Feature:
The plastic used is really smooth and soft, while still retaining the stifness of the pick.
Quality:
These picks are 100% trustable.
Value:
The price of picks is virtually the same anywhere.
Desirability:
If I could use one pick for the rest of my life, I would choose the light-blue pick with the kickin' little turtle on it. The 1MM's are my favorite. 1.14 close behind.
Sound:
This pick gives you a well-rounded sound.
Ease of Use:
It's easy to hold since the plastic is so smooth and soft. Also, when you drop it, it's already a bright color, so it's easy to find.
Support:
Support? Please. Who calls a company to ask how to use a pick?
Overall:
These picks are the best picks I've ever used. I can trust them 100%.
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5 out of 10Feature:
the tortex picks are pretty resistant to sweat. And have fairly decent grip. They're pretty much indestructable. I haven't seen them here but they also come in " stubby" and "sharpie" styles. There really is no better pick for Lead work than the sharpy
Quality:
10! 'Nuff said
Value:
Can be had for anywhere from .15 to .25 cents a pick. And last forever
Desirability:
Are you guys serious???
Sound:
I suppose the only sound a pick makes is when it hit's the floor. Sound pretty good that way too
Ease of Use:
It's a frikkin guitar pick! It's pretty easy to use
Support:
they won't hold up a building. but, they're pretty durable for what they are. Never had to call a manufacturer for a faulty guitar pick. That's like blaming a gun for shooting people
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10 out of 10Feature:
its just a regular pick
Quality:
very good plastic quality they are made out of.
Value:
decent price i get them for 25 cents a pick though
Desirability:
the turtle is awesome
Ease of Use:
just a standard pick although i keep losing a specific one though.
Support:
never had to deal with support
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i am very satisfied with these picks ive had a green one for over 5 yrs and it still is working great!!! i use the green ones i might switch to blue or purple next.
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10 out of 10Feature:
a little to small and i drop them more often if im not careful
Quality:
highest quality pick ive ever used they dont wreck ever i lose most of them though XD
Value:
its a pick that is worth the whole $1.25 each(at the guitar store in dawson creek)
Desirability:
turdles are straight up sexy
Sound:
i use purple (1.4 mm) and there chunky so you have to artickulate notes lighter if u use that type.
Overall:
just pick it up there a verry resonable pick
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10 out of 10Quality:
the best. they never break and are very hard to wear down
Value:
for these picks the price is fine
Desirability:
the feel is awesome and I love the color(i use blue)
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10 out of 10Feature:
the tortex is awsome. its way better than the cheap-feeling picks that are made of plastic. these feel awsome.
Quality:
ive had them for about a month, so i cant really give you anything here, but these dont feel like theyll be breaking any time soon.
Value:
$.33 per pick, id say its perfect seeing how nice these picks are.
Desirability:
just the one color doesnt really bother me at all, i didnt get them for how they looked.
Sound:
these picks are insane, they help you pick faster and better.
Ease of Use:
excelent.
Support:
had no problems, didnt have to deal with them.
Overall:
if you want a nice feelling pick that also plays good, these are for you.
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10 out of 10Quality:
Some of these picks last years, it is very hard to wear them don.
Value:
It is great value not like the crappy same price picks that break in a day.
Sound:
Great really solid picks, I use the purple ones. They are especially good for rhythm guitarists as well as thick strings.
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10 out of 10Feature:
I practice guitar for hours a day and they don't wear alot! I also tend to sweat alot and that makes the pick slippery so it falls. Not with these picks. Because they are easy to hold and they feel good.
Quality:
They are also nice and sturdy and like I said tey don't wear alot.
Value:
Totally worth the money, best picks I have ever used. I buy them all the time.
Desirability:
Looks cool too
Sound:
They make your guitar sound great!
Ease of Use:
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I love these picks. I gave my friend a dunlop tortex in exchange for another pick. I found out I got ripped off lol. Because dunlop tortex's are so good.
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10 out of 10Feature:
The most useful feature is its high gripping or non slipping quality.
Quality:
No doubt about it that these picks belong to A1 quality.
Value:
These are of brillant value and one will never regret after buying and using them.
Desirability:
After experimenting with these picks I have again placed an order for more such picks. These picks are irresistable.
Sound:
Currently I purchased the Dunlop Tortex picks orange color 0.6 mm for the first time and these picks really impressed me due to the fact that these tends to make a solid and rich/bright sound as well as these do not slip from your fingers and I found them with good griping tendency. These picks are very durable and resist quick wearing out. They are probably the toughest picks I have ever used with right amount of flexiblity. One thing more good about these picks is the low level of clipping noise produce by them as compared with other brand picks. I must add by saying that I found them excellent in all respect.
Ease of Use:
Oh of course these picks are a lot easier than other picks and you will love them.
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Overall quality and feel of these picks is superb.
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10 out of 10Feature:
tortex picks actually feel good between the fingers. The texture of the pick is different than any I have used before.
Desirability:
IT just feels good between the fingers, and is less likely to be thrown to the floor while playing, than other picks I have used. There is nothing like playing with a fresh Tortex pick.
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10 out of 10Sound:
When I strummed my faithful Alvarez with this here pick, it added new richness and tone.
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10 out of 10Overall:
Johnn Frusciante from RHCP uses guage .60 Dunlop tortex picks.
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