Pick GeekPick Bag

This review is for the pick holders and steel pick included.Pro’s-Nifty little gadgets.-Easy to fit to guitar strings and are a very snug fit.-Comes with a lovey bag to store parts in.-Reasonably priced.Con’s-If you use thin picks, this is not great. They keep dropping out while playing. Thick picks are fine!-Included steel pick looks great, but is quite useless for me. Super shiny and just slips out of my fingers straight away!-Included steel pick also falls out of the holders as it’s so thin.I quite like these rubber pick holders, but they won’t suit everyone, but overall pretty good!

This is great and very cool! You get 51 picks in a plethora of colours ranging from plain (red, white, green, blue, purple) to tortoiseshell (pink, white, brown, gold, silver) and my personal favourite a psychedelic pick in pink, green, blue and yellow. You also get a steel pick as a bonus. They are presented in a canvas drawstring bag which keeps them in one place. The logo is neat and I think this is a well thought out package.The picks are in four thicknesses - thin (0.5mm), medium (0.8mm), heavy (1.0mm) and extra heavy (1.2mm) so whether you play acoustic or electric, or prefer thin or thick picks, there are plenty for you to 'pick from' (sorry couldn't help that pun!).A fun brand which deserves to succeed especially at the price offered. The picks are high quality and I have tried each thickness out and can say they are as good as any pick I have ever used (and I've used a lot including some well known companies)

If you're in need of a whole bunch of picks, you can't go wrong here.For me, it's a great set because there aren't any really thin plectrums included. With a lot of other job lot offers, you get a load of super fine picks, but in this selection even the 'thin' ones have a decent bit of weight and are usable, although I'd always pick up a heavy or extra heavy given the choice.Quality is on a par with any big brand. The delrins are of Tortex standard, and while I'm not a huge fan of celluloid picks these ones are good. I've broken a couple, and that's why I don't like celluloid picks in general, but they're just as good as, and perhaps marginally more durable than others I've used.Surprisingly I find myself grabbing the complementary steel plectrum quite often. It brings a whole new aggressive tone to my playing - very cutting (Steve Albini famously uses metal picks in Big Black and Shellac).If you need a whole gang of picks for a decent price that aren't those crappy Alice ones, this is for you.

Like so many guitar players I'm always losing my picks. I figured why not try this bundle as it works out a lot better value than getting them in town, and with so many they should last a while.The picks are really good quality. They feel the same as the Dunlop ones I get from my local store. There are loads of difference colours in the bag, and quite a lot of variation in thickness and shape. However, they're all sensible sizes and really usable. The bag is cool too and the little metal pick was a nice addition that I'm actually have fun with using on my bass.I'm certainly going to be using these from now on. Getting over fifty picks for the same price as around ten from the store is great. I fully recommend these to anyone.

Pretty awesome! Got this for my brother who has been in to Guitar for a while now. It fits all sizes ofpicks so it’s a really great product. The fact you get SIX! Is amazing too!The packaging itself it SO AWESOME!It came really well packaged in a little brown box, inside which was a mesh draw string bag with the 6 pick holder in, a thank you note, a logo sticker, and an awesome metal pick with the company logo on it. What you get for your money is really amazing!