Jim Dunlop 9010TP 3 Finger Picks and 1 Thumb Pick Medium Player Pack

Good Product

Not many things at all wrong with the picks. Definitely got what I expected out of them in terms of quality of the material and whatnot. However I had to file the thumb pick down a fair bit because it was a bit too long for my liking. The picks also feel like they scratch the strings ever so slightly when plucking but that is not a major issue at all and is really the only downside. Would recommend.

These might be a medium sized set for Lilliputians, but for a man with thin fingers these seem to be very tight.

splendid but be careful to specify finger size !! medium is tight on mine , and i'm not a large fingered person . Having said that , a little judiciously applied heat can sometimes soften plastic enough to custom fit . Don't try this at home unless you are confident working with plastics !!

Fantastic value ! ..... and an absolute Godsend to guitarist,s fingernails that have suffered from the after-effects of acrylic nail extensions and various other remedies that players employ to maintain 'their own unique sound' on guitar ......... I cannot recommend them highly enough ........ They increase the sound volume on each plucked string, but without destroying the essential sweetness of the note .......very important when playing acoustic.

Good product but totally over priced

Very good picks, just drop em in hot water for few mins. Take out ,fit to fingers/ thumb, run under cold water and a perfect fit is achieved.

Scratchy on acoustic guitar strings. I probably wouldn't buy these again but for the price, they're worth a go. They are made too small though. Unless you consider yourself to have particularly Petit fingers, opt for the large.

5 von 5 Sternen Sehr gute Qualität und hervorragend zu benutzen, gerade wenn man seine Fingernägel nicht --> in einen Risokofaktor hineinwachsen lassen will! Absolut empfehlenswert! P.S. und super schnell geliefert, danke dafür!

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Confortevoli e ben adattabili.

I thought I would try the plastic finger picks, Sometimes the metal ones will catch the guitar string and fly off my finger. I do like the plastic ones. They are a thin plastic so they are not bulky, but they are hard and not bendable, which is good. With metal picks you get the metal on metal sound, and with the plastic you get more of a plucking sound. Since they are not expensive, it would be a good idea to try the plastic ones. There may be some songs where you would prefer the different plucking sound.

I had high expectations from the Jim Dunlop brand which these plastic finger picks failed to achieve. Firstly the picks were a little small for my fingers and hurt to wear, so I tried to soften them as recommended in warm water to improve the fit. At which point they softened too much and immediately became too loose to use. I have discarded these and replaced them with metal fingerpicks which have proved much more adjustable. For me this is a purchase that ended up in the bin. Perhaps they will fit you better.