Dunlop Nylon Max Grip Jazz III Carbon

I like to always own and use different types of picks, it depends on the style.
i play guitar at home or jam with friends and when it comes to having a pick that is comfortable, doesn't slip and doesn't die, i like this one.
sometimes it makes me able to play faster. and fortunately they are not expensive, so i can always purchase extra and keep them around.

note: it might be not suitable for clean guitar due to the harsh picking sound but if you prefer that, then its just another taste :D

Good picks, but way too much grip for me. If you like maximum grip as the name suggests, this is a good choice.

I've been using these bad boys for some time now and I even recorded a whole album using these. The grip is very good, you can be sure not to lose these while hitting the strings with the power of Thor's hammer. The durability is pretty average, it's not made out of steel obviously. The overall quality is just what you'd expect from a Jazz III. Don't hesitate to try these out!

Pour les fans de Jazz III, le max grip ne glisse pas et ne part pas en tournée tout seul.
La version carbon "chirp" moins que la version "plastique".

Le seul default c'est qu'ils s'usent comme tout les autres plectres, mais bon, comme ils sont meilleurs et que vous allez devenir une star, vous allez de toute façon les lancer dans la foule (volontairement)

These picks are incredibly durable and feel like they will last a very long time. I've have them for more than 6 months now and they are not showing any wear.

They are very stiff, and give a solid chunk when you hit the strings. I prefer the traditional red Jazz IIIs for what I play but that is a matter of taste. These are good picks and you won't have to buy any more for long time if you don't lose them.

With almost too much of grip - might be hard to adjust in your fingers due to the ultimate grip surface! Up to you to decide whether it is good or bad..

Sound-wise: to my ears the attack is a bit brighter than the traditional red Jazz III, yet difference is rather subtle. Personally, I prefer the red one, which I learnt is available in Max-grip version as well!

Bought these out of curiosity. They do change the tone compared to the nylon equivalent. Less, warm, dry sounding, but not unpleasant in my opinion. Carbon Fibre plectrums are a good talking point too!

This guitar picks have a very good grip, even if you have sweaty hands. The durability is great, the quality also. The tip is very smooth and allows you to glide over the strings without any effort. I just wish they sounded a bit brighter.

I had heard great things about these and decided to buy a pack for myself but I just can't get into them. I've had the 1 pick sit on my desk for a looong time. I keep using it a little every once in a while but it's just not for me. The grip, durability and quality are all great though, I just prefer other types of picks. Maybe if they were a little thinner I would like them more but I'm not even sure.

These picks are in my opinion great to play with. Good grip so you can only blame ur shaky hand for hitting the strings after you bought this. Be warned that they are a lot smaller than the usual picks but that's part why I personally like them over my others. Very light-weight which makes it easy to play with. The only thing im not 100% satisfied with is that pretty quickly the tip of the pick starts showing user marks.