Jim Dunlop John Petrucci Flow® Pick 2.0MM - 3 Pack

Glides over the strings beautifully. Good pointy tip. Great material for speed-picking. Price is not too bad. These are a bit more than just your bag of 500 fender mediums made in severe massive bulk. Not my regular go-to, but pretty decent picks. Not much grip.. boo.

Let's get the bad first, if you are buying this for the logo & signature, for get it, it will rub off very quickly. But what is left behind is a pick that is actually helping me reach speed, and riffs & licks never thought possible. The Size is ideal, It feels secure in my hand. It's going last a long time. It's very articulate and versatile A++

Let me say that over the years (especially lately) I have tried so many different picks looking for; a) good tone, b) allowed good speed/control, and had some better than typical grip. Of all the many, many I have tried (have a drawer of them),I experience the biggest instant improvement in my playing with these! I'm shocked. I like a Heavy pick (1.0-1.2) and never played something this heavy, but so glad I did. Instantly I was able to better control my speed picking (I'm not trying to play like Yngwie, just more precise at decent speeds). This instantly helped! -The slightly sharper point than I'm used to allowed me to better pick, especially at higher speeds. -Great tone (surprising for a nylon(?), heavy pick) - Glides across the strings very easily, because of the rounded edge. I'm sold on these! I do plan to try their Flow picks with the more "grip" feel (sweaty hands here), but so far no troubles with these. My new go-to picks!

I always used the Dunlop Jazz III picks. I prefer the smaller picks and like the thickness and very pronounced point. Unfortunately, the Jazz IIIs never lasted me very long before the point was weathered down and rounded. Then I stumbled upon these and decided to give them a try. They’re thicker and overall slightly larger, but not unmanageable in the least. The beveled edge lets the edge of the pick just roll over the strings, allowing for fast and sweep picking to have a very nice, natural, and smooth feeling. “Flow” is an appropriate name for these picks. After a lot of hard fast picking, the point is still almost just as good as new. If you like Jazz III picks, you’ll probably love these.

This pick is the perfect size. I like the tone of tortex better personally. This pick makes up for that in play ability though. It has just enough grip that you can still move it around when needed. Stays firm during extreme tremolo picking. I can slide down for some good pinch harmonics though. If you like a little larger pick go with the Andy James. The JP model is just a little smaller. Maybe a little smaller than a Jazz3 XL. The only thing it doesn't do great is Gojira style pick scrapes and other noise techniques. It can still do everything I want though. Any complaints I have are trivial. This is my new go to pick. I can't name anything Pettruci or Andy James have done. They have good taste in picks though.

Jim Dunlop is synonymous for quality picks and a huge variety. I like thick picks and this was fine except I need a more rounded tip. Should work very well for shredders.

These are fantastic picks. In between jazz 3 and standard size. For me they made a difference in my tremolo picking. Had been using gravity picks and although I still like them, I play faster with these

Love these things. Makes hybrid picking very comfortable. Has a nice side edge for those muted triplets. Shape is easy to roll while playing, and just the perfect size to get a pinch harmonic, no problem. It COULD have a few nubs to help with grip, but the matte surface does a fairley decent job at it. Pearl inlays are beatiful. However, they didnt tell me that you had to buy a pack of regular 1.0's to be able to use these, because if someone borrows one, they WILL steal it. If, by chance, you happen to break one, please stop playing guitar, I will even come and pick it up, and maybe consider something less delicate, like a sledgehammer on cinderblocks.

My ideal guitar pick. I like the thickness and the size.

これは秀逸のピック！ 丁度良い重さでとても弾きやすいですね

Per 30 anni ho sempre usato lo stesso plettro, ho provato questo modello di plettro 548Pjp ed è diventato il mio nuovo plettro. Sono molto resistenti all'usura

Compré estas plumillas porque pensé que el ultex duraría más que el tortex, la verdad si dura un poquito más pero no tanto como para justificar el precio que tienen las Flow. Tal vez sea mi forma de tocar de cavernícola lo que hace que las plumillas se desgasten más rápido. En fin, el tono que dan es cálido y brillante y la verdad los 2mm de grosor que tienen ayudan mucho para tocar riffs y que se escuchen pesados y densos y el ultex hace que la plumilla resbale fácilmente en las cuerdas para los que les gusta tocar rápido y como además es antiderrapante el agarre es firme y no se resbala de las manos. La verdad puedes comprar el paquete normal de Flow de 2mm y te vienen 6 plumillas por casi el mismo precio y es exactamente la misma que estás, lo único que cambia es el color y que no tienen el emblema de Dream Theater y la firma de Petrucci. Pero aún así son plumillas de muy buena calidad, solo que deberían incluir más porque las tuve que cambiar poco después de las 2 semanas (esperaba que llegarán a durar el mes por el grosor y tantos comentarios que decían que duraban mucho) porque la punta se empezó a deformar por el desgaste.

To thick for my preference