I've used 1mm Tortex picks virtually exclusively for many years. I can identify the sound of one of those hitting the ground blindfolded.

Green boi

@AbsolutePain not only one

I found a pack of some large jazz IIIs somewhere and have been happy with them since, finding myself no longer thinking about my pick anymore (perhaps out of age).

I believe this is the pick: jazz III XL

Ultex Jazz III XL, like the regular jazz III in tone but actually large and grippy enough to stay between your fingers and more durable than nylon.

Thin Ultex sharps for strummier and acoustic stuff.

I like tortex but it wears out too quickly IMO.

Yellow tortex. Or maybe orange

Orange tortex for years until recently, wife got me some of these and they're awesome

https://rombopicks.com/

Expensive but worth buying a set

Dunlop Ultex Sharp. Bright chirpy attack and minimal friction on the string for high speed picking. After about an hour of playing, the tip ends up perfectly beveled and stays that way for quite a while. The ultex doesn't wear like other material does.

Jazz III is the one. I have Ultex, grip and classic ones and will use any of those pretty equally.

No washboard, hard wearing, good control.

Jazz III White or black for me. Fast picking and precise, durable, grippy, super sensitive pinch harmonics. the white ones are much easier to find on a dark stage or the top of a black amp. "Regular" pick for scale

Dunlop orange

Joining the tortex crowd on team purple

Green for mandolin

I refuse to use any pick other than Jazz III Max-Grip Carbon Fibre. Thick and rigid, tiny size, perfect shape. Doesn't fly out of my sweaty hands. Perfect for thrash and its many 00000s.

Jazz III max grip.

I love Jazz IIIs but ever since max grip I can't do regular. Too slippery.

Jazz III exactly like the pic!

0.88mm duntop tortex jazz III for me. The green one 😊

I'm not super fussy provided it has a decently sharp point and isn't too thin. The Dunlop tortex TIII 0.73mm (the yellow one with a sharper point) is my preference if I can get it conveniently, though. I have a few other ones that I enjoy using sometimes, including a couple of lignum vitae (very hard wood) ones that make for a nice experience on a steel string acoustic

This reminds me of KISS Guy live Foo Fighters!

I caught a pick Kyo threw during a Dir En Grey concert, so that one!

0.38 mm dunlop; I also recommend you play the lightest strings that you can find. Not joking. >30 years experience speaking.

Judging from the comments, this is terrifying some less experienced players, they are truly scared. Given how scared they are, this could be fire. My advice is gold.

I used to fully wear out JazzIII picks, tried about 5 or 6 different kind and I used to love them. They are trash to me at the moment.

I used to play the heaviest Thomastik- Infeld strings available. Now I play the lightest strings that I can find.

I did not make this comment for up-votes, nor do I wish to win any popularity contest.

If I reach a single soul with the message of light strings and thin picks, then I am fully justified.