Ernie BallPickey Pickeys Metal Finger Picks, 24-pack (P09220)

I believe I prefer the slightly thicker finger covers. I bought these with the hopeful intention that I would be able to strike the strings a little faster but I believe with a wider finger cover you are less likely to touch the string dampening the sound. These are fairly thin and as you can see come to a fairly sharp tip, decent material and a high gloss fit and finish and adjustable size

I love these tapered finger picks, bright sound, adjustable and will help me get that bluegrass speed. For the money, plenty of picks to use or lose 🤣😂

These are fantastic! Can hear an immediate difference! Feel is great. Love it!

As a guitar who frequently misplaces picks the amount it came with is so nice! These can be a little tricky to attach to your finger sometimes since you just have to bend the metal thing so it's tight on your finger, but once they're one there they don't feel like they'll fall off while im playing. The little metal bits you have to bend seem durable too, I'm sitting here bend it back and forth and it doesn't feel like it's going to snap on me. I like these, they make it way easier to play with speed and they don't hurt my finger at all.

So much better than the really stiff ones I started with.Can easily bend them to fit my fingers.Also sound great at any angle.

the picks work well

Sturdy, quality made finger picks for a unique play experience.

I wasn’t sure I’d like these picks and was annoyed to have to buy two dozen of them, but it turns out I love them and keep a couple with each of my instruments. I have high end fingerpicks costing $30 or more a pair, but these are the ones I use on my professional level guitar, resonator guitars, and banjos. Why? If I always picked in such a way that the tip of my fingerpicks hit the strings at a 90° angle, I might choose other picks, but that is seldom the case. More often, they are closer to a 45° angle. That means that the conventional pick slides off to the side a little while picking, and that decreases the “attack,” the hard immediacy of the note. The design of the Ernie Ball Picky Pick tip means that the attack is always sharp. Try these and see the difference. This is just as important for dobro as for banjo. In both cases my ears tell me I’m getting more volume, perhaps because the volume comes faster. I’m not sure. I find that these come already well shaped for my fingers, but it is easy to squeeze them a little smaller if necessary or open them a little. It’s possible to push them right up to the finger tips and catch a little flesh along with the pick, sometimes nice with acoustic guitar, but I aim for about 1/8” of space between the pick and my finger tip. For a thumb pick, I use Fred Kelly Delrin Speed Picks, medium. Same reason: fast, immediate attack and maximum volume. (Yes, much better than Blue Chip thumb picks, though less comfortable.)

Comoda buen material causa buen sonido

I'm so happy to find these again. They are so much better than ANY other finger picks. I thought they were discontinued or existed only in Europe but I'm saved. Thank you

Came on time, good quality

Love these picks, don't think I'd ever use a different one, easy to shape as you require, I have long slim women fingers so I just had to bend them round and overlap. Perfect banjo tool.

柔らかいので指に合わせやすい。角度とか調整しないと綺麗に音出ないけど。たくさん入ってるので色々試せるし。