Love these. Wife has one in baby blue pick
585686
Love these.  Wife has one in baby blue pick.  We used this on bear hunts over a stand and it worked really good.  We were high off the cround and used it with  Hunter Safety System Reflective TANDEM LIFELINE with 2 Prusik Knots and 2 Carabiners.  Together it was one of the safest system we used.  Good custom fit with straps.  Easy on and off.  Comfortable.
4894719
After playing several gigs with these picks, I really enjoy them. I have used the Clayton triangle picks for years, but recently decided to give these a shot after hearing some good reviews from friends. They are lightweight in the hand, and have a great smooth feel, while still not being too slippery. The tone is overall an enhancement from these as well, they have a more controllable attack than the Claytons I'm used to. I'd recommend these to anyone wanting to buy a quality pick without having to spend the big bucks for the "boutique" picks.
1313638
i had a hand injury a few years back that made lose dexterity and nerve in my right hand that made holding a pick seem impossible. after working with it for a while I'm able to hold a pick now but still very difficultly. So far, these picks have been the only picks I can play with for extended time. I love these picks and will probably only use these forever. A+ quality. Great for anyone, but especially people struggling with keeping grip.
556212
I love the texture of these picks.  They aren't glossy smooth.  They are more of a matte finish which makes them very easy to hold without slipping out of your grip.  The text on the one side aides in grip, also.  The edges are clean and smooth.
498248
These picks are just what I needed , well below the snap on price of 90 bucks . Handles are a little meshy  but grip is excellent when I wear gloves. Picks work excellent and yeah if you apply to much force your going to break them like everything else . But they hold up to heavy everyday use. Love these ones on quality and price
4201505
So worth the small price. Got 2 of them. One for my wife and one for myself. Blue is mine and purple was her.
4448143
Great pick, good tone, lasts a long time. If you switch between distortion and clean or play fast music it is for you. I wish I had known about these years ago because I burn through picks, these could have saved me a lot of money. Switching from acoustic and distorted rhythms has never sounded better and artificial harmonics are easier to hit.  Not really for beginners, you need to be able to choke up and down on the pick to change its resistance, but it wouldn't hurt to practice with one. Anyone who does not give this pick at least 3 stars probably has an extra chromosome. Love them so much I went back and got more.
459776
Love these picks!!! I used to buy them 2 at the time from a local store but when the grand kids realized what you use them for after I got them a kids guitar, I started looking for my picks a lot. I typically thread one on my fender's strings while it sits on the stand but they always come in my office and take it. They ask, I say sure, just make sure you put it back and next thing you know I have no pick. So these solved a big problem because I keep the package in my drawer and I always put a new one on the guitar so the little ones can keep losing them while there is still another one for me to use.
4704071
Just arrived in the mail and I have been playing with them for the last 2 days. Perfect for strumming or fingerpicking styles. I use them on .38 picks and they are amazing. Highly recommend and wish I would have ordered a few packs at the same time.
2810922
These have recently become my most desired pick. Small size helps keep things tight and it just plays like butter. These picks are worth it every time.
3442941
Love these and so do the kids. Also very easy to pick up and put away. Considering buying another set.
4632107
These are perfect especially if you're prone to dropping your guitar pick. ;)
255703
This pick stays on your thumb allowing more freedom of movement. I play rhythm guitar with several groups playing traditional Irish music and fiddle tunes.  Until I tried these, I didn't even use a pick because I was always dropping it.  No problem now!  I tell all the guitar players I meet about them and have given some as gifts.  Love them!
3478637
These just happen to be my favorite.
I always keep .46mm .60mm and .73mm sizes on hand. (mostly use the .60's) I've been using them for years and so will probably never change. I like the 'grippiness' of them .... I hate smooth picks.
Picks are cheap so just keep trying different ones until you find one you like.
1205104
I play rock,bluegrass, and jazz, guitar and mandolin. As a long time Dunlop Tortex and Ultex user, i really like these picks, and imho, this import merits the slightly higher cost. I am not an elitist and use picks and lose em like everyone else, and can and do use many, from fenders, to dunlops, gator, clayton and others. Everyone has their own preferences, but what appeals to me is some simple and subtle points:

1 thin but stiff-this material is superb, hard but slick, similar to carbon nylon, similar to Ultex, but slicker feeling imho, no resistance on the strings, but you can really dig in depending on how you angle the point /edge-this is what makes these 'special' imho-its harder than most others.

2 reefer plant emboss makes for a great grip, just enough to keep it in place , especially after a couple of hours playing/comping, as my grip sometimes gets tired, just enough to not have to squeeze so tightly, which reduces fatigue

3 edge seems to glide, and i presume its either or the bevel and material

but what makes these among my favorites, is
4 the attack and precision. If i want my flatpicking or mando solo to really pop, i may use these over all others.

and, the less pointed edge also makes for a pretty darn good mando pick, not unlike the proplecs ive been using

i liked these so much, and since they aren't always easily found, i bought several packs, in both .88 and 1.-both are quite stiff and have great control (as are the lighter .77)

simple little thing a pick but, after playing forty plus years, they really do make a difference. I tend to be more aware of this when playing higher gauge/tension strings or instruments.

I recommend the pickboy line overall-ive got many of thier styles and materials and they are great picks, imho, especially the jazz picks (now called "J-Picks" i believe) -a great balance between full round sound and control and attack.
880069
Ok so these are so much better than picking by hand. I have 3 one for me and each of my kids. We love going and getting fresh blueberries.it helps with my body not getting to sore from picking easier on my hands and back witch is great for my RA.  down side to these are they do make you have to clean them more. you do pick up lots of extra leaves. but if you watch some videos on youtube there are some better n faster ways to clean them, and better ways to use the berry picker so you don't get as much. I would definitely tell anyone to buy these that love to berry pick.
3932069
Great picks! At least they're better than the fender medium picks because they don't wear out and its great for fast picking/tremolos