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Disney Martínez
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025
Good
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
If you're reading this, you already know: picks should NOT cost what some charge; and sometimes, when you buy lesser-known picks, they're ... bad in some weird way (odd material feels weird; rough edges; etc). Not here - these are great picks, at a price that should make this an instant buy.The three thicknesses are much narrower in variance than other brands - I am choosy about this, and noticed that I found all three thicknesses useful for different things/playing styles. That's highly unusual for me. Similarly, the three thicknesses come in separate internal bags, so no more sifting through piles of different thickness picks. I wish the thicknesses had a stamp on them, but at this price, dare not complain.I've played guitar a long time, and like many, tend to bite down on a pick when I need to switch cord plugs, pick up beverage, etc. One thing that taught me was that the 'right' material for me to like a pick had/has that slightly celluloid odor/flavor - these do.Last little detail: these seem ever so slightly smaller than other brands, and a quick comparison shows they are about 0.5 - 1.0 mm smaller on length and width than F. and D. brand picks.These are a great value, and excellent picks from a guy who is picky about picks. (Sorry)
Dani Jo
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
I've been playing guitar for over half my life at this point, and the number of times I've had to bum a pick or just improvise with a bun roll tab (the kind you get off supermarket hamburger buns) is... more than I am prepared to publicly admit. I usually prefer fingerstyle guitar if I'm being honest, but when I do need a pick it's nice to be able to actuallyu find one, so I jumped on these when I saw them.Just to get appearance out of the way first, I generally don't care much what my picks look like but these are very pretty. More importantly though, they're just the right thickness for the job. Based on how they feel, I'd guess the thins are about 0.6, maybe 0.7mm? It';s literally splitting hairs at that thickness, but they have a nice, broad base so they're easy to hold onto, BUT you can absolutely single note pick with them too. It's not ideal (that's what the mediums or thick ones are for after all), but you can do it no problem.Also, I love that each "set" (small, medium, large) are individually packaged. I don't mean each single pick. That would be insane, but like, there are three bags with all three sizes separated. So my personal plan is to get three altoid tins (Don't laugh. I'm addicted to altoids mints), and some nail polish. One dot for lights, two dots for mediums, three dots for heavies, and throw them in my bag, that way I can tell just by feel which set of picks I'm grabbing. HOPEFULLY with 120 of them, I won't need to buy more for a few months at least ;)
Rod R.
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
I ordered this package of 120 guitar picks because, frankly, it was too good of a deal to pass up and also because of all the things I can make with them.First things first, what's in the package? It's a very colorful assortment of guitar picks of all thicknesses. Upon first inspection, they all appear to be same size, and they don't have any special, anti-slip texture added. Stated simply, these are just standard guitar picks with no wording or images.So, this all begs the question, why would anyone need 120 guitar picks? The answer is 'nobody needs 120 guitar picks' but there are tons of things I can make with them.For example, I can make necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and even keychains with these guitar picks.I can make desktop or wall art projects so as to display the picks as part of a collection or I can arrange them into designs that I can frame.I can make or decorate a small storage box or make other hobby crafts. I can even decorate the tray that holds my current collection of guitar picks.And with the right stamping equipment, I can personalize these picks to give as gifts or as part of a small business.Finally, I can use these picks for their intended purpose because I'm always misplacing my own guitar picks.Just use your imagination.
E. Heintz
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
Like other recent reviews. These things smell horribly bad. Massive chemical smell. I was in my basement when I tossed the open pack on a shelf. Came down not 10 minutes later and started tracing a smell that I thought must be something backing up in through my septic line. Nope, it was these picks.Straight to the OUTDOOR bin. Not even going to take a chance.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
These are great! My 11 year old Granddaughter loves them
JasonM
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
If you’re like me and lose guitar picks all the time, this set is a must have. For just $7, which is the cost at the time of writing this review, you get 120 picks in various colors and thicknesses. They come in thin, medium, and thick varieties, all with the same colors. Don’t mix them up, though, because there are no markings to tell them apart. The only way to tell the thicknesses is to pick one up and try to bend it. With so many picks, I never have to worry about running out again. But, I do have to worry about my wife nagging me about my guitar picks all over the house!
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