Jim Dunlop Glass, Regular Wall Thickness, Medium Guitar Slide (202)

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a decent slide but glass and comes with nothing to keep it in

I like this slide however, I'd like to see sellers state the obvious thing buyers want to know is the ring size for the slide. I like to use my pinky finger so this slide is luckily good for me. And I have medium hands. It is a bit longer than I like but that's fine. It is a good buy, fun to use and glad to have it.

Its a little small but being a twelve year old it was perfect I am in love with it so far, and i think its an overall great gift for a teen\kid.

Would have given it 5 stars but size is smaller than I thought. Perfect for pinky, smaller fingers

The media could not be loaded.  Cheaper on here than “Guitar Center.”If you wanna play old school classics, like “surf music” or even Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd. You could do it with this.Be cautious, if you have a young toddler, please put this up well. I did not put mine up well, and found my tube in pieces a week later in the living room 🥲🥲🥲🥲

This little slide is the first one I have ever bought. It is easy to use and sounds pretty good. It is fairly small, I think I have average size hands and there is no way this will fit on my ring finger. If you are buying to use on your ring finger, you probably want to go with a larger size. However, this slide fits great on my little finger. One thing to note, I have been using mine for three weeks now and the glass is getting a little chewed up on the sides of the glass that I have used most often. I don't know if the same thing would happen with a brass or porcelain slide. For the price of this slide, I think it is worth the money even if you have to replace it from time to time. The glass is very thin and I'm sure it will break the first time I drop it on a desk or table.

The Jim Dunlop 202 provides a fabulous mellow tone for both electric and acoustic play. I'm a very "normal" looking right-handed American male of 5'10" height, average weight and build, and the 202 fits my left ring finger perfectly. If your hands are at all stalky/thick, however, plan on using your little finger instead.I've also had the displeasure of shattering one while playing live on stage. (The slide fell off a music stand to a cement floor three feet below, and shattered on impact.) So just be cognizant that this IS made of *thin* glass, and you must treat it more delicately than your porcelain and metallic slides to avoid such heartbreak. :(

I can't really comment other than its good value as the item arrived broken and unusable.

If you manage to get one delivered in once piece it'll sound great for the 15 minutes before you grab a drink and it rolls off the table. "tempered Pyrex glass" my ass, absolute waste of time ordering one of these, better off getting a real thick bottle neck or a steel slide if you want something that sounds good and wont shatter from literally any dink.

never used a glass slide before but gave it a try. very different from the metal slides and doesnt sound as banjo-y so its a far more cleaner sound. i do recommend going for a metal first though because you need some pressure on this type.

My son was thrilled with this and came the next day

this density is not there - a bottleneck needs to be heavier to get a good sound, else it neds to be metal. also, i sat down with it in mt back packet, on a sofa, and it cracked. not the best quality. cannot recommend this item