The original legendary Landstrom design from Sweden Sharkfin guitar picks 10 Pack Red Relief Soft

I've used Dunlop Tortex .88 Green picks as my primaries for years, also a fan of Jazz IIIs, finally got to trying these and the size is actually similar on on the "slim side" to a Jazz III with the added benefits of Fins some of us enjoy.For me the hardest Black are the only choice as I like stiff picks, the Black is .80, but a bit firmer than Dunlop's .88, so feels like Blue Dunlop Tortex in "give".I still like the Dunlops, especially on Bass, but I ordered half a gross of these so I have plenty to leave all over the house & studio.My new favorite picks and I can be mighty picky about picks! 😁

Picked up the red, gold print, soft variant. I have 4 ways to strike the strings just by changing orientation. Very expressive.Love the feel and sound.

A little smaller than I like but doable..

Nice picks. I have been on a search for a pick that has a soft sound when it strikes the strings on my dulcimer. These are not the ones, but they are very nice picks. Very thin plastic, good flexibility. The shape is great for picking or strumming. Still has a noticeable click sound when they hit the strings but it is a softer sound than the celluloid picks and less of a thump sound than the polymer and felt bass picks I have tried. The sound is similar to using a feather quill so would be a good durable alternative for those that like that particular sound when playing.

I was looking for this type of picks for quite a while. The music stores did not carry them and some on-line vendors had them so over priced that I had but given up looking for them. I still have some Jim Dunlop versions, but other musicians started asking where I had gotten those. When I found them on Amazon, I felt like I struck gold. The feel, the sound and the shape is what makes these picks great to use. They are just like I remember using them when I was young. The price was great, too! So I bought a pack of 12. Great buy!

So this was supposed to be a hard pick. It bends quite easily. There are a bunch of plastic burrs sticking out of the edges of almost every one of the picks. I used it for about 2 minutes and decided I would never use it again. The quality control is not great and they shouldn't mark something so flimsy as a hard pick.

I'm not a pro player but I love these. Using them on Yamaha APX600FM and Martin Retro ExLights, and chose the gold reds (light) picks. Using the ripple edge the guitar just sings with harmonics and full sound, it reminds me of a 12-string guitar sound almost - it's hard to believe the amount of sound that comes out of my thin-bodied guitar and then switch to the pointy end for picking for crystal clear tones. I recommend you try them.

i heard you tuff on help and dont pay much,,,but your delivery is excellent,,,im glad im not working for ,,,slave drivers,,,lol

Ich habe noch zwei originale Sharkfin-Red aus den frühen 1990er Jahren, diese sind noch besser als die jetzt gelieferten, da flexibler. Offensichtlich wurde hier in der Zwischenzeit der Kunststoff gewechselt. Schade, denn gerade die Flexibilität ist für mich ein wichtiges Kriterium. Der Klang ist einfach anders.