JIM DUNLOP Gator Grip Standard 1.5mm Green Guitar Picks (417P1.5)

The Dunlop Gator Grip Pick 1.5mm is a fantastic choice for any guitarist who loves to play heavy riffs and intricate solos. The thickness of the 1.5mm pick gives you incredible control and precision, allowing you to dig deep into those heavy power chords and shred with ease. Whether you're playing fast-paced metal or hard rock, these picks have the perfect balance of durability and grip to make every note crisp and clear.I personally use these picks for solos, and the added thickness provides great articulation, especially when you’re playing fast licks or heavy bends. The textured grip is also fantastic, providing stability even when your hands are sweaty from playing hard.However, if you’re primarily an acoustic guitar player who enjoys strumming open chords or fingerpicking, these might not be the best fit. They're a little on the stiff side for smooth strumming, so you might want to opt for something lighter or more flexible for those purposes.Overall, for anyone looking to up their game with heavy riffs, solos, and fast-paced rock or metal, these are a must-have! Highly recommend them for electric guitar players.

The .71 thickness works best for me with a bit of flexability and they don't wear down very quickly.

Gator grip Dunlop feel great and stay in the hand really well, they feel rock solid when doing lead work without being too thick for detailed rhythm playing like jazz picks that everyone likes to use feel to me, I switch between rhythm and lead playing and have been playing for 5 years at the time of this post, these are my ol' reliables

Perfect

After getting tired of glossy picks, I stumbled upon these, and they’re great. Comfortable to hold, premium looking and feeling.

These picks are easy to use and have lasted a long time

I used to use the super heavy version of these for years, and I always loved them. Since then, I've been bouncing around between a few others, going from Jazz III, to Big Stubby, back to the classic Fender Heavy, and back to what I used to use but a bit lighter with these.The .96mm ones are the perfect compromise - they're thick with a bit of flex and the coating makes them easy to hang onto. They do seem to grind down with time, and they start to lose their edge a bit faster than other picks I've used, but it's a pretty minor complaint.Overall, these are great picks at a fairly reasonable price.

i love this picks, there are my main and only choice for gigs with my band. we play metal.