Fred KellyPicks D3-H-8 Delrin Speed Heavy Guitar Pick (Pack of 8)

I like the feel of the picks.

I'm not one who uses thumb picks on a regular basis, but I wanted to try these out because of several friends who use them and recommend them. Usually I flat pick, but I was looking to get more into a finger picking style and I thought these might fill the bill.The quality of these picks is excellent. They appear to be very durable and they are more comfortable than any other thumb pick I have ever used. That said, I've never yet found a thumb pick that would lure me away from using plain old heavy flat picks. This one was no exception.If you're already a thumb pick player and haven't tried these, you should consider them. They feel much closer to using a bare thumb than any other thumb pick I tried. But I'm clearly not a thumb pick person.

I am a busker and I play four to five nights a week. These pics are the bomb. I never have to worry about dropping them. And it makes it really really easy to both fingerpick and flat pic very precisely. I have all three stiffness pics for different situations. Most of the time I use the white ones, but when I'm home and I want to back off the volume I use the soft picks. My dog appreciates the reduced volume.

I thought it was for fast picking, but it doesn't feel right for me, I couldn't go as fast as I normally do. But it's made well, good material, but also slightly suffocates my thumb for being a little tight.

I liked them, they may be a little thick for my latest guitar. I like them anyway.

I like the pick. I wanted a heavy pick for the autoharp. This one works well for me. I thought the price was high for a pick, but I had failed to see in the small print that it is a package of 8 picks. At the current price that is only a dollar a pick. I will share a couple of these with my brother for his use with banjo.

This is the best designed thumb pick on the market. Pro tip, the pick can be a bit long for some players, this can be trimmed for comfort and preference with wire cutters or nail clippers.

I have used these thumb picks for years and they are the best at isolating single strings -- as well as having almost zero self-noise on the strings.