
Jim Dunlop 558P150 Tortex Flow Standard 1.5mm Guitar Picks, Pack of 12
✅ Perfect For
The most demanding metal, shred, and progressive guitarists who want absolute rigidity and maximum precision. The 1.5mm Flow is as stiff as it gets — zero flex, total control, uncompromising attack.
Why Choose Jim Dunlop Tortex Flow Standard?
- 🌀 Flow shape — wide-angle cut with a sharp tip for precise, confident attack and reduced drag
- 🤲 Ergonomic design — sits naturally between your fingers for comfortable, fatigue-free playing
- 🐢 Tortex material — bright, snappy tone with maximum memory and minimum wear
- ⚡ 1.5mm maximum gauge — absolute rigidity for extreme precision and power
- 📦 12 picks per pack — great value, always have a spare on hand
- 🇺🇸 Made in the USA — trusted by guitarists worldwide
Specifications
| Brand | Jim Dunlop |
| Model | 558P150 |
| Thickness | 1.5mm (Maximum Heavy) |
| Material | Tortex |
| Shape | Flow (Wide-angle cut, sharp tip) |
| Quantity | 12 Picks per Pack |
| Country of Origin | USA |
🎸 Not Sure Which Thickness to Choose?
Medium (0.73mm) — Versatile all-rounder, suits strumming and light lead
Medium-Heavy (0.88mm) — Firm control, great for electric lead and riffs
Heavy (1.0mm) — Stiff and powerful, ideal for rock and lead guitar
Extra Heavy (1.14mm) — Maximum stiffness for precision and metal playing
Ultra Heavy (1.35mm) — Near-zero flex for the most demanding players
Maximum (1.5mm) — Absolute rigidity for extreme precision and power — this pick
🏪 Why Buy From Reco Music Malaysia?
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🚚 Fast delivery — 2-5 days Peninsular Malaysia
⚡ Same day delivery within Melaka (order before 12pm)
📦 Carefully packed — arrives in perfect condition
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Common Questions
Q: Who is 1.5mm suited for?
A: Experienced metal, shred, and progressive guitarists who want the absolute maximum in stiffness and control. This is not a beginner pick — it's for players who know exactly what they want.
Q: What's the difference between Tortex Flow and Tortex Standard?
A: The Flow shape has a wider body with a sharper, more pointed tip. It's designed for ergonomic comfort and a more precise attack point on the string.
Q: Does the Flow shape affect tone?
A: The sharper tip gives a slightly more focused, precise attack compared to a rounded standard tip — great for players who want cleaner note definition.


