Dunlop Gator Grip 0,71

At .71mm this is right where it needs to be for versatile guitarists who tend to jump from rhythm to lead playing a lot.
PROS: It's stiff enough for accurate playing but flexible also if you really like to dig in & bend/manipulate the shape of the pick & produce different textures. It's also flat & thin which is great for comfort.
CONS: This flat/smooth style of pick ( without any printed grip) seems to slip from the fingers more (but only occasionally) than a gripped printed pick but to be fair I like the flatness of them so it's a small price to pay. They also come treated in a white powder which is great for adding grip but it only lasts a couple of plays, so a fairly pointless addition really. Other than that these are my favourite picks to use with spanky rythm playing & versatile accurate lead playing also.

Everything depends on your personal taste but here is my opinion from my experience with various picks, from cheap to fancy expensive, I found the gator grip as the most comfortable plus the 0.71 thickness makes it suitable for all styles which makes it easy to have one pick for everything rather than a pick for strumming and another one for fast playing... etc

Reasons for its comfort
- It doesn?t give you a feeling that you are holding a bulk of edgy plastic in your hand; it has this nice leathery feeling.
- Since the pick is not too edgy, it doesn?t generate a friction sound while picking.
- The leathery feeling gives you more grip on longer periods of playing.
- And the most comforting of all, the price, it isn?t bad at all.

Due to issues with picks that would start to slip around my fingers because of my sweaty hands, I had to make the switch to Dunlop's Gator Grip picks. I feel they work great for solving my gripping problems, so I use these and the 0,96mm variant of them almost exclusively.

I found these 0,71mm picks to be a great companion to my playing style. They are a good mid-way thickness for strumming and at the same time being able to pick those hard notes on the electric guitar. Even though these picks are slightly on the thinner side, I haven't had any problem with tear, but I have had them wear out quicker than usual.