JIM DUNLOPJohn Petrucci Flow 2.0mm 12 Pack Guitar Picks (548RJP2.0)

These picks are phenomenal! They glide over the strings with a very nice and fluid attack. They are durable and look great! I will be buying more of these in the future as they are my new go to!!!

For those who like thick guitar picks, I recommend this one. A pick, based on its inherent material composition, adds its own particular clicking sound (i.e. chirp or noise) every time it hits the strings. The noise is especially noticable when playing an acoustic guitar. This Jim Dunlop John Petrucci Flow 2.0mm pick incures a very subdued click which is more toward the bass end of the sound spectrum and doesn't make your guitar sound thin. It has a matte finish. Highly recommended.

They don’t last any longer then a normal pickso me paying $20 for 10 of them is not worth it

Increase your speed and fluidity. Smooth pick

I tried these on a whim and it's probably the best thing I did as far as plectrum....for a different reason than one might think....a little background..about 2 years ago I injured my wrist..had to stop playing for about 3 weeks..and even after recovery , my picking hand was never the same...it would cramp up..sometimes during a gig, which was horrifying...I had sharp pains when I angled my pick a certain way..and virtually had to relearn picking..my speed took a hit as did my stamina..it was depressing...I was using a standard heavy flatpick (D'Addario Classic celluloid Heavy)....what I self discovered was that the thinner pick was causing stress to the wrist and fingers simply from the act of holding the pick..especially on faster runs...since you have to flex your wrist/fingers against the bend of the pick as you are striking the string..this is a subtle thing and guitarists get used to it and don't even notice it..until injury and rehab that is...the 2.0mm JP pick allows my wrist to relax..since the thickness requires that the bigger muscles of the forearm engage more so to hold the pick, and support the finer muscles of the hand....as a result my picking hand is more relaxed and I have gained back some of the lost speed..when I am done playin with these, my hand is relaxed..no cramping at all...what a miracle these have been, at for someone in my situation.one thing I did do is dull the point a little...scraped the tip against the carpet a few times. I found the initial point of the tip to produce notes that were too brittle ..even a little harsh sounding..which some people want or like..but using this technique it now gives a warm even tone when you strike the stringsafter only a couple of days..these have become my go to...going to also try the Andy James picks, as they are a little bigger..and hopefully will provide even less stress to the muscles/joints

I have been a fan of jazz 3 for a while now. I recently decided to try out a few new picks and started with the jazz 3 variants (petrucci ones, the red extra grip ones, black extra grip ones, kirk hammett models) and decided I liked the black extra grip ones the best, they seemed to wear down less than the red ones. I did like the size of the john petrucci variant, however grip was a problem and the picks always slid out of my hand.One day, this was recommended to me on amazon and I decided if nothing else, I'll buy it just to have a cool dream theater pick to throw out on stage while playing my EBMM majesty. I really enjoy this pick. It does not wear down as fast as jazz 3 picks do. Playing is fast and crisp. My tone actually sounds cleaner when using piezo with this pick indicating a better attack time. Would recommend to anybody trying to play fast licks.

I tried a bunch of picks from the Dunlop medium/heavy variety pack and liked the ultex sharp 1.14 the most. I liked the jazz 3 too, but it was too small and didn't have a lot of grip. Then I found out about the Dunlop flow picks and got the variety pack and ended up liking the regular 2.0 the most. I find ultex to be grippy enough without the added texture and prefer a smooth pick. So I got these and love them. You will or course have to adjust your playing to adapt with this pick. There is 'chirping' on the strings when you strum, but it doesn't bother me. I got used to it. Oh and if you're wondering, these are the same size as the regular flow 2.0. I also like how these are red, so they're more visible in case you drop or misplace them. If you don't mind the added texture and black color, go for the regular flow 2.0 to save money.

It’s pet good but over priced. I’ve been using the older Petrucci signature picks forever and thought I’d give these a try. The look cool but regular use the logos rub off. Not a trike against it. I just mention it as an fyi. I won’t go out of my way again to purchase but if I happen to get them as a gift I wouldn’t hate it

Picks are great. The graphic does fall off almost immediately so if there is a comparable jazz pick that is cheaper and without the graphics you aren't missing much by ordering these. Overall I'm pleased and they seem to have good durability.

Livraison rapide, très bon rapport qualité/prix. Les médiators John Petrucci sont pile se que je recherchais le top pour les solos,le shred,et les accords de puissance en son saturé sa sonne top ( je joue avec en son clair aussi pour les arpèges et j'ai était surpris que sa le fasse aussi bien pour un médiator en ultex de 2mm) la prise aux doigts est rapide je me suis vite habitué à jouer avec. Je recommande.

Realmente me gustaron el material ultex siempre me ha gustado, si existiera una del tamaño Jazz III y en 3mm sería la plumilla perfecta para mi

And exactly as described - very satisfied

正直なところ、これだけ厚みがあるギターピックはいままで使用したことは無く、John Petrucciのピックということで興味本位で使用してみました。厚み2.0mmあり先端が丸めた加工をしてあります。厚みがありしなりがないため、ギターの速弾きの時に弦の張力・弾力に負けることは当然ないですが、その反面、厚みがあり先端に丸みが設けてあるピックによくあるしっかりピッキングしないとガチガチの弾き心地となるか、軽く弦に当てる擦り引きになるかが問われそうな弾く人を選ぶピックになりそうな要因を、ピックの素材と外周の加工が補い、適度に弦から弾力（反発）を逃がしてクリアな音を出してくれていると感じます。速弾きギタリストでピッキングが強めのギタリストは使用してみても良いと思います。