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Under the trusted brand name of Dunlop, the Tortex Flow Guitar Picks are a testament to innovation and quality. These 0.88mm gauge picks, available in a vibrant green pack of 72, are designed to enhance your guitar playing experience with their unique blend of durability, precision, and comfort.
The Tortex Flow Picks ingeniously combine the bright snap of the original Tortex Picks with the advanced Flow Pick geometry. This innovative design features a wide angle to focus your attack and a sharp tip for superior precision and articulation, making them a versatile choice for guitarists of all genres and styles.
First introduced in 1981, Tortex Picks were initially designed to be a high-quality alternative to tortoiseshell picks. However, they quickly transcended their original purpose, establishing their own identity and setting a new standard in the world of guitar picks.
The brainchild of Jim Dunlop, these picks were created with a focus on precision, consistency, and a color-coded gauge system. After choosing Delrin as the base material, Jim spent over a year developing a special treatment process to maximize its potential. This unique process is what sets Tortex Picks apart, providing a grip-enhancing matte surface and an aggressive attack that guitarists love.
The Tortex Picks also feature an expanded color-coded gauge system, resulting in a bright and timeless palette that has become an industry standard. The iconic turtle logo is instantly recognizable, and the vibrant Tortex palette has become a shorthand for guitar players worldwide. When you ask for Green or Yellow Picks in any music store, you're likely to be shown a pack of Tortex .88mm or .73mm Picks.
These picks are not just a product; they are a revolution in the world of guitar picks, proudly made in the USA at the Dunlop HQ in Benicia, California. They are the top-selling pick line for Dunlop, chosen by countless musicians across the globe to express their passion for music. Experience the difference with Tortex Flow Guitar Picks.