JIM DUNLOP Dunlop 222 Brass Slide, Medium Wall Thickness, Medium

Purchased as a gift. Have used Dunlop slides for many years - can always count on their quality, consistency, value, proper fit, comfort, and tone! Great selection and a wide variety of materials, lengths, thicknesses, and diameters from which to choose. A slide for every type of player and musical style!!

My favorite metal slide. I love that Dunlop provides the measurements right on the package. Makes it a lot easier to shop for their slides. It's amazing how many "custom" slide makers don't provide the length, inside and outside diameter. Thanks Dunlop.This 222 has a thinner wall than some of the brass slides I've had. It's also a bit longer which is good if you want to reach across all the strings.I buy their 202 glass slides as well, which are about the same size but glass and with a slightly thinner wall.PROScost effectiveclear and accurate measurements/specsthe perfect size for megood weight - not too light, not too heavythinner wall thicknesCONSFinish gets dulled/marked up with use, unlike a glass, ceramic, or chrome slide

This cool brass slips over your finger like a wedding ring to your guitar. The brass gliding across the steel strings of my guitar like butter. Butter that doesn't suffocate the sound but pulls it out with veracity, sending waves of twang at any piece of air standing in its path. It's a rough and rugged little guy that shows no wear and tare after hours of use.

There is nothing really wrong with it except that I am an average sized male and it is tight on my pinky finger. I was looking for either Index or ring finger size. I missed understood with the word medium all around. I am not sending it back, it is very nice. I am not sure he how you dampen with the pinky finger, but other people do it. Read carefully.

People complaining about the size must not be able to read. Exact measurements are listed right on the product. This thing sounds awesome on acoustic, which is mostly what I play slide on. I've tried steel, glass, and ceramic in the past, and all of those sound thin or dull compared to brass. This slide produces a full sound with good sustain, there's really nothing to complain about.

As a woman guitarist, it's hard to find a slide that fits my size 7 ring finger. This is a size 9 and fits my middle finger pretty well.

Despite what the size and the dunlop site says, this will only fit on your pinky -- and I have small hands.

My biggest issue with buying this online was not knowing if this slide will fit me or not. Some say yes, some say no.I am a guy that has fairly average sized hands I would say, not too big, not too small. Some of the reviews on Amazon said it fit, but WHO did it fit??I am a 31 year old male, that has played guitar for many years now so I know what I like to hear, and this slide helps deliver a great tone.As for the size of the diameter of the slide, it fit well up to the knuckle on my ring finger , which is where I like it to be, but if I wanted to play it on any other finger it just would not fit right.For the price I would give this slide a shot... Good value... If it fits!