Buy carefully, great pick though
344289
Love these as indoor shoes to knock around the house in, but I found the sizing to be a bit strange. Basically it seems like they run really large (could be my feet are weird). And then you have to be careful because they are sold in normal and narrow.

The narrow is really narrow, so be careful what you get! This is especially annoying when the narrow is sold through Prime and the normal width isn't.
426307
Hands down the best pick I've owned. I had the tradition lite before this, and I really loved it. When getting another v-pick for my electric guitar, I decided to go for the thicker variant. I thought nothing could top the tradition lite. Boy, was I wrong. The thickness helps it stay rooted in your hand, on top of the acrylic blend that doesn't let it slip; the bevel around the pick makes alternate picking really easy; and it feels very sturdy. Overall, I love this pick so much and highly recommend this to anyone looking for a new pick.
2330667
Awesome picks.  The cellloid/delrin plastic has a nice feel in your fingers.  I usually play a medium/heavy but was surprised that I really like the extra heavy as well.  Comes in a nice easy open and close tin that doesn't take up a lot of room in your case. Plays nicely on my Fender Strat, , Taylor Acoustic, and Ibanez bass.
4797954
I love a sharp tipped pick.  Great variety of colors as well.  I got the 6 pack.  I tried the Jazz III from Dunlop, but it was way too small for my liking; I prefer a standard size pick.  These offer great control but I can still feel the flimsiness under my thumb even when I choke up on the pick.  Still use them from time to time but still on the search for something better as well.  Would be great if Dava had a standard no-flex pick with this tip.  I may need to check up on that.
4894719
After playing several gigs with these picks, I really enjoy them. I have used the Clayton triangle picks for years, but recently decided to give these a shot after hearing some good reviews from friends. They are lightweight in the hand, and have a great smooth feel, while still not being too slippery. The tone is overall an enhancement from these as well, they have a more controllable attack than the Claytons I'm used to. I'd recommend these to anyone wanting to buy a quality pick without having to spend the big bucks for the "boutique" picks.
2000134
Love this pick for prospecting.  For hard rock samples you might prefer the heavier hammer, but I've been able to make do with this one so far, just takes a few extra wacks.
4488392
This is a decent selection of Dunlop medium/heavy picks for the price. They all seem nicely made but, so far of the twelve picks included, I think my favorite would probably be the Ultex Sharp .90 pick. For me it seems to have the best balance between flex and stiffness. The nice thing about pick assortments like this is that it gives you a chance to try several different models for an extended period so you can determine which you like the best before buying a bulk of a particular one.
3478637
These just happen to be my favorite.
I always keep .46mm .60mm and .73mm sizes on hand. (mostly use the .60's) I've been using them for years and so will probably never change. I like the 'grippiness' of them .... I hate smooth picks.
Picks are cheap so just keep trying different ones until you find one you like.
3211312
My fav picks are Fender Mediums, but I decided to try Heavy for picking and they work really well.
3514502
I finally found THE guitar pick that I was looking for.. very accurate and fast. but then the choice of a pick is a very subjective matter. But I think that everyone should try this one.
1539562
I never used felt picks as I am not a Ukulele player.  That said, not long ago I picked up a Seagull Merlin (kind of a cross between a guitar and a dulcimer.. think banjo-like on the sound spectrum) and I was told that I should try a felt pick. I disregarded the advice at first and figured I would use my picks I have laying around for my acoustic and electric guitars, or just play with my fingers like with my classical nylon. Well, I was putting in an order for something else on Amazon and figured I would throw these in the cart as an inexpensive experiment.

I should have listened to the advice earlier. These felt picks are soft, but bring out a very pleasing sound from the Seagull Merlin. No more harsh pick-slap on the strings, just pure tone. Plus, since the strings are very close to the top of this instrument, I had to be aware of trying not to dig in to deep and scratch the wood top. Now, though, I can wail away with no worries.. hit the top? Who cares.. it's felt, it won't do a thing to the top wood!

Love these picks for the instrument I bought them for and have a feeling these will make it into my cart again in the future.
4273973
I have no idea how I came across this pick, but over the years, it has become my all-time favorite (0.60mm brain pick in purple). Which is why I was pleasantly surprised to find it on Amazon, and instantly ordered 2 boxes - one in 0.60mm and one in 0.73mm.

The day it arrived, I opened the boxes with excitement. Weird. The 0.60mm felt filmsier than mine, and the quality control was bad. If you look at the photo, you'll notice that the edges are not finished properly - it's as if the finished product was just taken out of the plastic mould without any further processing. My old brain pick looks and feels so much better even though it has seen a few years of playing. Not only that, the new picks do not sit flat on a surface - characteristic of poor quality. My old pick still does! It's amazing.

The trademark dots for friction also feel terrible on the new ones. On my old brain pick, the dots feel subtle but extremely effective.

Both boxes had the same issues, so it is not a batch problem. The 0.73mm pick was closer to my old 0.60mm pick in thickness, so I recommend you get that at least if you are playing the acoustic guitar. But these picks are no longer the same... just feels like cheap plastic now.

Until Snarling Dogs improve their quality control and goes back to the old days, my old purple pick will remain a special pick to me. If anyone knows where I can get the old brain picks, please let me know!!!
4819624
The heavy picks (The purple ones) are 1.2mm, which is just the right size for me. These things are very durable, I really get into playing sometimes and start strumming really hard. These things hold up very well. I've had picks break in my hand before, but not these. Another good thing I have to say about these is that it's made up of a different plastic. It's hard to explain, but this type of plastic makes it harder for picks to slip out of your hand. By far, my favorite pick. And I have 100 of them.
1804776
Good quality but quite pricey. Also, as others suggest the picks have different thickness so I prefer some to the rest.
3610290
A great pick that does not slip out of your grip.
4414141
love these. never broke one. except for when ive tried lol. probably won't use another kind of pick for a long time
2707622
A very nice pick, both in feel and texture (the design is a bit boring, though). Only complaint is that it's fairly small - about the size of a Canadian or US five cent piece, where most of your typical guitar pick are bigger - about the size of a 25 cent piece. But that's okay. I got this the same time as I got a set of Dava Jazz Grip 9024 red picks and the Dunlop Max Grip Jazz III Carbon Fiber Guitar Picks, and I think I like the Dava picks the best. All three are "tight grip" picks, and all the same size - they're all good, though - I'd rate this one next-best, and the Jazz III Carbon Fiber next after that).