Dunlop Plectrums Tortex Sharp 1,14 12

The picks feel really good to play with due to the thickness. Makes you feel in control. Grip could be a bit better, but it's rarely noticable. Each one lasts me about 2-3 weeks playing 1-2h / day. Even then they're still functional, but obviously you lose the sharp tip.

I?ve been using this plectrums for years, so that must be a good enough compliment.
The only "complaint" is that the "sharp" bit goes unsharp in about 8 hours of playing bass.
I wish as well that they had some sort of griping surface on them, what I usually do is razor them on the thumb part.

Dunlop is top notch quality . Every time. I use the sharp torex for a couple of years and is the number 1 picks for me. Although i switched to the black ones. The 1.35. Awesome stuff

A very durable and dependable pick.

It's grippy and a good compromise weight for both gentle arpeggiating and thrash rhythms.

I use these with hybrid 10/9 strings in standard tuning and 11 strings in drop-B.

Occasionally I'll switch to the black 1.35mm version but those aren't quite as nimble for more intricate playing

The long and pointy tip might appeal to some precision players but it didn't really work for me.
Other than that it's the same feel/quality as other tortex

These picks are awesome if you like a lot of attack to come through in your tone. I use them pretty much exclusively and they?re the best I?ve found for heavy chugging on low strings. The sharper point makes them a lot more durable too as it takes a lot longer to flatten out.

Love them, I just wish they'd last longer and/or have an ultex option with more grip

For picking accuracy, you can't beat these guys. They'll wear out in a couple of months, but still, get a pack of 12 and you're set for a year!

Awesome picks

I wanted a slightly more flexible version of the 1.35 Tortex Sharp, and the 1.14 set turned out to be a great match. These picks maintain a sharp tip for precision but offer a bit more give when strumming. Ideal for players switching between rhythm and lead in the same set. The classic Tortex texture ensures a steady grip. They feel comfortable, controlled, and responsive across different genres. Versatile and dependable picks with a perfect middle-ground thickness.

I got to know this one because Tim Henson is playing it, although i don't play his style / techniques so much. But can definitely recommend them as they have a perfect grip in addition to enabling a precise interaction with the strings. Tone is just awesome. Those picks in general could last a bit longer, but i blame it primarily on the way that i play. Cheers