40pcs Durable Clear Large Size Bass Rock Heavy Metal Guitar Picks Plectrum 1.0/2.0/3.0 mm + 10 Grid Case

I’m a guitar teacher I like these a lot!! Surprisingly pretty darn good. I would like to see them made of other materials too. Something like Delrin, Tortex etc

I was very skeptical at first about buying these, because of their fatness (I guess you could say). I have been using the same 1.0mm Dunlop Tortex Fishhook pick (for my bass) for 20+ years. It seemed like it was getting close to time to retire that pick, and I've tried many of the easy to grip picks, and even the smooth picks out there, ranging from .60mm-.73mm, and they do fine I guess, except for all of the sliding around between my fingers. I do a lot of fidgeting with picks, and sometimes if my picking fingers sweat, the pick will spin and slide around. So I figured, what the heck, I'll give these a shot. They are very different than what I'm used to because they're so fat, but they are nice, sturdy, and somewhat easy to grip (and keep the grip position I start off with). I got them yesterday, and they work great for my 4 & 5 string basses, and my 6 string electric. They are just ok for my 12-string acoustic. I do more strumming with it than I do picking, so it's not much of a loss. I have plenty of lighter gauged picks for that. All in all though, I recommend them. I would have given them a 5-star, but the indented ones came in 2.0mm & 3.0mm. The 1.0mm only came in the bubbled up texture. I would've liked to had some 1.0mm with the indent in them, but it's okay...I can manage.

I have been a long time fan of the name brand of these picks, so I thought I'd give these a try. In general, they compare favorably to the name brand. The 2.0 and 3.0 versions felt and worked just like the originals (the picture of yellow and blue picks show the 2.0 version next to the name brand) . A few of the picks needed to be sanded or buffed at the point that meets the string because of plastic overflow in the molding process. Very minor but the picks snagged a bit on the G, B, and E strings. The 1.0mm pick was not quite comparable to the original. The primary feature of the original brand is the concave surface, the depression that makes it so comfortable to grip (the red and green picks). The 1.0 version is actually raised, it doesn't have the depression that makes the pick desirable. I gave these 1.0 picks away. The case was a nice addition, but the pick size and shape fits snugly in the compartments. I had to either pry them up with another pick or shake the picks out by holding it upside down. Last, if you want to purchase this set, look around on Amazon. An exact version of this set is listed by another seller for about 20% less. Amazon didn't include that option by listing other sellers.

I wish I could buy this set in a single size… 2

I love the material these are made of it seems to bring out a lot of hi frequently tones great for the hi gain rock sound. They seem to be wearing well and not two hard that it damages the strings. The box that comes with them is just ok not great for other uses but works fine for storage of the picks. My only complaint it the grip. The 1 mm picks have a single raised spot in the middle and the 2-3 mm picks have a counter sunk area in the same spot. I prefer a flat textured area but I can get use to these. Overall great buy! And with enough picks to last a near lifetime you won't be worried about dropping one or 10:)

I origionally purchased the "small" version of this product, and was disappointed because as compared to the "jumbo" size, they were actually smaller than standard pick size. So I ventured to try the "jumbo" size thinking I could always use them for wake boards if they were actually "jumbo". Hopefully I will be able to add a photo of the two beside a standard size pick. Hope this helps you in your selection.

They aren't bad, but id only use the ones with the sharp edge because the round edged ones slide right off the bass strings

Identical to two other manufactuers picks that I purchased in a music store but at less than a third of the price. I play bass and use a thicker pick. I am constantly trying new picks for speed and accuracy. Found the exact same design a while back and liked them so was amazed to find this collection of gauge sizes for this price and with a nice "box" in which to hold them. I never tried this before but I actually drilled a small hole through a few and was able to put a couple on my key rings so I am never caught out without a pick of my choosing. Another happy fat stringer!

The 3 thicknesses are awesome. Grips well to the finger.

Nice assortment for different play styles

They’re good quality. Only thing I really dislike is that the 1mm picks thumb grip aren’t concave like the rest of the picks which really sucks so I don’t use the 1mms, other than that they are great.