Tortex® Standard Pick Variety Pack - 12 Pack

Got these for my son as a new bass player. Great quality picks. He's not sure about the feel of them, but he's used to the slick feel of plastic picks. I think they are growing on him though, and he was really wanting something sturdy and these definitely deliver on that. He can work his way through the different thicknesses to find what he likes.

Son requested for Christmas. He is very pleased. Good quality and likes the variety in the pack.

If your wanting to try different thickness picks or are just getting into guitar and aren't sure which thickness you like, this is a great way to find what feels the best with your style of playing. The tortex picks have a nice grippy matte finish to them that does not allow the pick to slide between your fingers, so it stays where you want it. I've been using them for decades. I've used the same thickness (1.0mm) for longer than I can remember & just recently ordered this kit to see if by chance I may like another thickness. Funny enough, I ended up really liking the .88mm, which honestly is only slightly thinner (less than .005 of an inch, about the thickness of a piece of paper difference), but it just feels really good between my fingers. Still had enough firmness but just adds a touch of pick relax during raking & sweeping during lead runs. The smallest change in thickness can have a drastic change in terms of comfort in your picking hand. I'll most likely give away the other picks to my son or a friend that plays guitar so they can get some use as well. I highly recommend this brand and style of picks as well as this little multi pick package to explore your guitar playing territory!

These are great picks. They are not shinny. More of a soft, smooth plastic. For me, this helps with grip especially if your hands get sweaty. The package includes several different thicknesses which is great if you’re switching between acoustic and electric playing.

I pretty much only use the green ones but it's nice to have a few of the other ones laying around. I mean they're just little bits of plastic, there's nothing fancy going on here, but they're good solid picks. They seem to last a while and they are consistently made.

I like that you get 2 of each type and that theres 6 different types

Not much to say, pretty prices for what must be 3 cents of cut plastic. That said they work well and you get a nice variety to feel out personal preference. I have always been kind of erratic with my pick preference shifting from jazz to full size and all around so just having a variety of well made picks is best for me. Just wish they were less costly for what they are.

Needed a good assortment to figure out which pick thickness I find the most appealing for how I play and this was perfect.