Dunlop EVH Frankenstein Pick Tin 6

I used to use thick picks (like Dunlop Tortex Jazz III). Now I am using 0.80 and 0.60. Things change.

The grip is very good, they slip well on the strings and have a smooth feeling between the fingers. I can only underline that they are great for fast passages. I used to use thick picks, but now I see that 0.60-0.80 are the best for me when it comes to licks and solos. However, as of today I stick to these or Grover Allman picks (0.80). Anyway, highly recommended!

Expensive but ... you buy it for EVH, of course, and the grip is really good. I cannot attest to durability yet but they are keeping up so far after 2 weeks of good use. If you're a fan, you will want this.

add a nice grip on the hand. quite thin and soft to play with. mostly i use it with my acoustic guitars to keep the resonance. easy to play with electrics but there i prefer smaller and harder prints

Bought it to store picks in my pocket, worked well for a while.

The lid slides open way too easily and the tin is quite fragile, could probably squeeze it in my hand.

The picks aren't great, the striped design comes off when playing.

Would buy again and would recommend for some people, but not for the picks or as a durable solution to carry picks.

The stripes fall off by time