D'Andrea Snarling Dog Brain Nylon Guitar Picks 12 Pack with Tin Box (Grey, 1.00mm)

Easy to hang on to, last a very long time. I actually lose them before they get old. And they come in a variety of thickness, each giving a noticeable difference in sound

I’m obsessed with these picks

Have them in every diameter

The pick itself is fine, my problem is the pick case was open (no plastic seal) and only 11 picks out of 12. Is it a big deal? No. Will I trust this supplier again? No.

As I get older, I find my fingers get smoother and it is harder to securely control the pick. The texture of these gives me a more secure grip, and I like the 1mm thickness and the shape.

I bought this for my sister who had one pick and really needed some more picks. Normally she buys one not because of the price but because of how small these items are. It was easily lost. This product suits her just fine, even though she has lost one or two already, the fact that it comes in a neat tin is good for her. She keeps the tin in her guitar case. She says the quality is top notch and I really do hear a difference in her playing now. So as of now I would surely recommend this for any guitarist out there. I can't comment on the other types besides the nylon string guitar that my sister plays, I don't know if these work on the other types but they do feel pretty sturdy if that helps.

Purchased the .73 mm picks expecting them to be more appropriate for guitar and most definitely found them to be (found them good home). Nice picks though.I've got a couple 1.14 mm that were handed to me and they're happening, but slightly stiffer than is comfortable to me; I like a slight bend with a bit more than minimal pressure. The 1 mm is perfect and regardless of the thickness of these picks, they GRIP as though they find just the place in the fingerprint of your thumb and forefinger.I have found my perfect pick for bass, when I pick. I'm not sure why a six stringer wouldn't be all over the appropriate thickness of these.

This is in my top two picks of all time. I was looking for a grip pick that would be comparable to a Fender medium, the standard for comparison. This, though nylon, fit the bill in almost every respect. It is the right stiffness at 1.0 mm, has a good comfortable no-lose grip and wears and wears without breaking. The nylon material is a little softer than celluloid or the newer materials (Ultrex, Tortex), and the edges are not completely smooth until you play with it for a while. The tone is a a tiny bit softer than the Dunlop Primetone, my number one pick. This is my number two.