D'Addario Planet Waves 10 Standard Guitar Picks - Duralin Blue ###GT!!! Medium/Heavy

I play acoustic guitar. Sometimes I struggle hanging onto pick. I have tried a few brands. These are good, as are Tortex. I tried the thin rubber stick on things, adding just a cut piece. Helps a little but can dull the sound. Anyway, these picks are good but I still have to find solution to pick trying to slip and I adjust it mid song.

Duralin (also known as Acetyl or Delrin) = A unique material with an combination of strength, stiffness, stability, and not slippery like regular Fender plastic celluloid, this will gently stick to your sweaty finger not slide off easily.

I'm relwarning guitar after many years. I wanted to try heavier/thicker picks since I'm learning more scales. I have other pics that are way too thick but these are comfortable and just the right thickness for me. The color isn't my favorite but they're easier to see of you drop them. Much cheaper than comparable well known brands. The matte texture makes these easier for me to hold.

I like these for playing chords, they are quite thin and might not work great for things like shredding and fast picking, tremolo style, but when a thin pick is desired for softer playing or strumming, these are great, affordable, easy to find if dropped.If you are not very sure what picks you need, new to all of this, and just want one to rule them all, find something a bit thicker.I, personally, would have preferred them a bit sharper, but it’s completely subjective and most would probably like the shape. Fairly standard/classic for what it’s intended to do.Nothing to take the off stars for. They didn’t ruin the concept and used quality plastic. They will wear out in time, nothing lasts forever, but they are quite sturdy!

I am usually a big fan of D'addario picks, but this particular lineup of picks feels like a cheap imitation of the Dunlop Tortex. Usually, D'addario brings something unique to the table when they make a pick, for example, the D'addario black ice is a great take on the Jazz III style. However, this seems to be a very 1:1 of the Dunlop Tortex, but somehow is missing something key to the tone. Due to popularity it might be better to go for those if you are in the market for this size and material as these are not really around in stores as much as Dunlop Tortex and it definitely is one of the stronger entries by this company.

Perfect perfect perfect pick. I played 1.mm for a couple of years which was very good and fast - but this .85 bends a little little bit makies it easier to control but with still a punch. So glad i ran into the .85.

Hace años que uso D'addario como marca de púas para guitarra/bajo y no defraudan nada. Son duraderas, cómodas y a buen precio. Yo las recomiendo

My boyfriend said he wanted small but thick, these weren’t his favorite. He likes his Ernie Ball picks more. There are some on Amazon for nearly the same price.

Qualidade muito boa e preço justo.

ils sont très bien fait, bon modèle, bon matériel de fabrication d'autant bonne qualité que les "pick" de marque plus connus

Awesome picks at an affordable price - both thumbs up!!

Great for electric guitar.

Thought I would give these a try from my usual white sharksfin picks. Durable and easier to spot when I lay them down somewhere and inevitably lose them again. The matt finish sits well between your fingers even when you get a bit sweaty from playing.