Dunlop 72 x 1,14mm Tortex Flex X Picks
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Jim Dunlop
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A Pick That Combines Comfort, Control, and Musicality
Designed for demanding guitarists, the Tortex Flex X combines the legendary responsiveness of Tortex with the flexibility of nylon. Its directly sculpted grip ensures natural stability, even on stage, while the textured surface offers a reliable feel. The result: a versatile, durable, and musical pick, ideal for accompanying sharp riffs, precise arpeggios, and acoustic rhythms.
Technical specifications
| Category | pick | Materials | tortex |
| Instrument | electric, Guitar, acoustic | Color | White |
| Form | tear | ||
| Type | Tortex Flex X guitar pick | Finish | textured, non-slip surface |
| Grip | sculpted into the pick body | Durability | high wear resistance, shape memory |
| Material | Tortex Flex compound with nylon-like feel | Use | electric and acoustic guitar |
| Timbre | warm, clear definition, and controlled attack | ||
Questions frequently asked
What kind of feel does the 1.14 mm thickness provide?
At 1.14 mm, the thickness promotes a controlled attack. The Tortex Flex formulation combines the responsiveness of Tortex with the flexibility of nylon. This construction aims for a warm tone with clear definition.
Does the pick hold well in hand on stage?
The textured non-slip surface and sculpted grip enhance stability in hand, especially during live performance.
For which guitars is this pick intended?
Designed for electric and acoustic guitars, this pick supports riffs, precise arpeggios, and acoustic rhythm playing.
Is the Dunlop Tortex Flex X wear-resistant?
The Tortex material is stated to have high wear resistance and shape retention.
What sound can be expected from a Tortex Flex pick?
Its tone is described as warm, with clear definition and controlled attack.
