JIM DUNLOP 33R.025 Nickel Silver Fingerpicks, .025", 20/Tube

So the wife took up guitar and has loved this purchase to help her learn, shes happy so Im happy

This is my 2nd set of Dunlop metal finger picks. I still have most of the first set (I lost one pick). I bought the first set about 25 years ago. I got a 2nd set just so I have a back up for lost picks etc. and the price is pretty good. They look exactly like the first set I purchase. I have always loved them and they work so well.

The Dunlop picks are nice but they have their limits. I like the finger picks, they make a nice sound and are quite comfortable once adjusted properly. I found the thumb picks to be uncomfortable. All in all it’s a good value.

I like these a lot, they're your basic finger picks and they'll get the job done. I've ordered a few of these packs now. I just use a thumb pick and two fingers, and use the other three finger picks as backups. I'm not a great picker by any means, in fact I bought these to learn with. But they sure seem to do me just fine.I've used them for banjo, acoustic guitar, and lap steel. No reason why they shouldn't work on pedal steel when I get one of them. Only thing I'd warn you about is that they don't quite keep their shape when you mold them to your fingers. They keep it pretty good, but when I throw them in my case and get them out some time later, they're not exactly how I left them.But overall, I'd tell you to go ahead and buy these.

After trying many other finger pick ,I found these worked well for me. Now any one using finger picks knows you have to try others out to find what is best for you personally and is the best fit .

Large, works for me ... Pleased.

Well, what can you say about Dunlop picks? They are the gold standard of finger picks and have been for goodness knows how long.I play guitar and banjo, but I bought these for banjo, not guitar. On the guitar I use only a thumb pick, but for banjo I use a thumb and two finger picks. Since there are four finger picks in this pack, it leaves me with two spares. I didn't really need the thumb pick, because I prefer plastic for the thumb, but I couldn't find a set at a good price that didn't include a thumb, and anyway it's good as a backup and even for the occasional use on some songs.If you are a beginner and/or not sure what gauge to buy, I recommend the .018" (the thumb in this pack is .025"), because .018" covers most needs and styles for banjo. When you have more experience you might prefer a different gauge, but the .018" will be a good start.These are excellent picks at a very good price point, and I highly recommend them for beginners and experts alike.

Good picks for a beginner. Decent price and a well know brand.