No other size but the 0.6mm Dunlop pick actually appears. These picks will vanish, then appear inthe oddest places. When I started playing, they kind of just appeared on my desk, and now I just find them in strange places. Luckily, I have an Altoid tin to keep'em safe, now.

OK, I've used these picks for a long time, but I've used plenty of others. The 0.5, I just got, and so far, they might beat the 0.6. I've also tried those Snarling Dog Brain picks, but that grip is awkward. I find that my picks move a lot on my finger, and I like it. But otherwise, these Dunlop picks have been the absolute standard for myself. 0.6mm is a somewhat good balance between thin and thick, but my preference seems to be leaning towards a lighter size. I give it four stars because there are better picks, and as of now, I can't say they are the best until I've tried much more.

Not much to say really as it is only a guitar pick! It is in between being soft and hard making it a great all rounder!

This guitar pick has been my perfect choice.

i have used these for years ...

My first picks, and picks that I use to this day. Absolute grip and good both for strumming and playing solos. Best picks Dunlop has ever made for any kind of rock and other genres except metal.

It's my favorite type of guitar picks. Actually it's universal model to playing

Great feel and touch on the instrument, what's there to say?!

only downside is that logo rubs off after a while.

Not too hard, not too soft. Works great for electric. Whether you are strumming or picking, the pick is responsive.

flexible but sturdy and easy to spot