Precision Pick XL

I was led to these picks by YouTube guitarist Cameron Cooper. They offer a great, dimpled grip, average size (not a mini pick, not huge), and a decisively sharp point with smooth bevels. Since I’m a duffer of a guitarist I can’t make recommendations, but they are a least top three of my pick choices for rapid fire picking, even though occasionally I wish they were slightly more rounded for sweep picking and softer chord work. What is measurable is of my eight guitars, six of them have these picks on them for immediate use. Since ai have at least 20 other pick styles to choose from, that’s a decent endorsement. If I ever wear them down past the point where the belt sander won’t renew them, I would buy more. And check out Cameron Cooper.

I LOVE these picks! For many reasons they have rendered utterly obsolete my entire collection of several hundred picks, accumulated in a quest to find the ideal pick for my playing and technique. To wit: •The slightly smaller size is ideal for me •The shape conduces to holding the pick properly •The pointed tip gives greater precision •The beveled edge enhances attack •The texture and higher thickness in the upper part of the pick produce excellent grip •The thickness of the .70mm is perfect for me, with a flex more like the .73mm I have always preferred •The durability is amazing (especially for pointed picks, which often blunt quickly), many times more than ordinary nylon picks, and 2-3 times more than Dunlop’s vaunted Ultex (but with better tone) •The price is very reasonable, making it easier to use them only at the peak of their powers and not feel as if they have to be worn to a nub before discarding them to get one’s money’s worth The only nit I would (pun alert!) pick (pun delivered!), and it is indeed a tiny thing, is that often the picks have a bit of flash from the tree on which they were formed still attached, necessitating some filing to smooth down and avoid discomfort. That is a small price to pay for such an excellent pick, however.

The picks are great! Seems the molding process leaves nib on the pick after part off. Nothing that a fingernail file can’t take care of, but maybe take a look at the molding process to improve that.

I don't usually go for stuff that a YouTuber tells me about, but I have to admit these instantly became my favorite guitar picks by far. I actually feel like my playing has improved significantly since finding something that works for me. The grippy-ness, slight concave surface, bevelled edges, and super sharp point just feel so good in the hand. And it's my favorite color lol I also tried the mini green ones, and I could see them being good if you have smaller hands, or if you're already used to the small Jazz III style picks, but they're a little too small for my comfort. I'll probably keep trying them though and see if I get used to them, just because I love everything else about these picks in general.

I’ve used pretty much every pick out there (Tortex, Jazz III, Flow, Ultex, etc.), and these are honestly a step above. The grip is unreal - they don’t get slick when my hands sweat, and they still feel solid after hours of hard playing. Zero wear on the tip so far. Easily my new favorite. Weirdly enough, they feel so nice in the hand that just picking one up makes me want to grab my guitar and play.

These picks are really great, the grip, durability weight and feel is perfect. On the other hand, they cost $11, making each pick $1.10 which if you ask me is way to much.

For me this is the perfect pick. I have bigger hands and smaller Jazz 3 type picks get lost in my hand. But these are amazing! Very minimal movement no matter what I play which is perfect. Will definitely purchase again!

I have played literally hundreds of picks. I'm always looking for the right combination grip, tone, feel, thickness, and accuracy. Others I've used did well in some of these aspects, but not all. Here's why this pick is perfect: The multi-pattern texture makes it stay in place in my fingers. It's 1.5mm thick where you hold it, but .99mm at the tip and edges, so it's easy to hold, but still a bit flexible. The pointy tip is precise, but it has tons of feel. And the tone is very good. Bright but not harsh. I thought at first it would be too small (not quite as small as a jazz 3, but smaller than standard) for me to hang on to, but because it's so easy to hold, I could relax my fingers more. Once I realized I didn't have to grip the hell out of it to keep in in place, BOOM! I've never had a pick improve my accuracy and overall playing like this one. I know I'm gushing, but I've been on a pick quest for ages, and have finally found it.

Great and all but a bit too big for my taste since I’m used to jazz III. Also, I wish they had more grip but other than that they’re fine.

Very impressed with these picks. Been looking for a new pick for a while because...you know...saw these and decided to give them a shot. Similar in size and shape to the big jazz III picks, a little less round at the sides. In terms of feel, very grippy which is ideal. Usually with sharp picks I find them to be either a little too "chiruppy" or very grabby when moving between strings, with these I didn't have any of those issues. Percussive and still quite warm you can pick single note runs or get your funk/folk on without too much trouble. The bevel is just about perfect too keeping things very smooth between strings. TL/DR version. If you want to pick fast and clean and still have a good tone you should really give these a try. I think I'll be trying more picks from Dan's but these will be getting ordered again for sure.

Pretty awesome picks to shred with feel like a supped up version of the jazz3

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Me encantan estas púas. Las uso para laúd y bandurria y se deslizan como ninguna otra, aumentando la rapidez y eliminando el ruido que otras púas generan al golpear las cuerdas