~A grippy little Gator Pick!~ ********************* Jim Dunlop manufacture a wonderful variety of guitar plectrums many of which I have tried and liked, from Lucky 13's to Tortex, Tortex Fins, Jazz Picks etc there is almost something for every guitarist and every style you want to create. These super grippy Gator Grip Picks from the Jim Dunlop range are a neat little pick range that come in a range of gauges to suit different guitars, guitarists and playing styles meaning there ought to be at least one gauge of pick from this range that you will find beneficial. When wanting to review these picks on Dooyoo they were not listed so a product suggestion was ...  Read the complete review

Have you ever been strumming a guitar so vigorously that the plectrum has flown from your grasp and lodged itself into the eye of an innocent bystander? No...? me neither - but if grip *is* an issue you many want to take a look at Dunlop's 'Gator Grip' picks which are designed to remain firmly in your hand. Specification & Cost - - - - - - - - - - - - - Available in a number of different gauges (0.58, 0.71, 0.96, 1.00, 1.14, 1.5, & 2.0mm) a twelve pack of Gator Grips currently retails at £3.89 from Amazon. The plectrums are of the traditional tear drop shape, and have an image of a crocodile on the upper side. Straight from ...  Read the complete review

Guitar picks come in more varieties than it is possible to find and use in a lifetime. They all have slightly different properties, be it their size, shape or thickness, and they all feel different under touch. Because of this, the way you use your pick varies, and the type of guitar it is suited to changes. Dunlop make picks of an incredible variety, from thin and transparent to thick and jagged shaped. These 'Gater Grip Guitar Pick's' are of the standard tear drop variety, but they have one major advantage over other tear drop shaped picks, they are textured. Coloured in a soft grey shade, these Gater picks are nothing special to look at. They are a very ...  Read the complete review

These plectrums are highly accessible which is probably half of the contribution to their popularity, however they are mass produced for good reason, and this is because they are effective and highly adaptable, working well on acoustic and electric guitars, and, depending on style and preference, can even be used on bass guitars with great effect. The best thing about the Gator pick is the fact that it is made to allow a firm grip on the pick. I can remember when I first started playing the guitar and using other picks that would just fall out of my hand as I learnt the right way to hold it and the right strumming techniques. If you're playing in a live ...  Read the complete review