D'Addario Duralin Guitar Picks, Heavy, 10 pack, Wide Shape

Daddario is a superb brand, but idk why the colours of those pics were faded🤔

Great picks & great feel .. highly recommended.

Super picks pour guitar et bass, solide et resistant. La couleur aide aussi à ne pas les perde

Perfekt im Griff und im erzeugten vollen, satten Klang. So wollte ich es haben; nicht metallen, nicht schrill oder scheppernd, kein direkt und als störend wahrnehmbares Eigengeräusch abgebend. Eben perfekt. Die besten, die ich je hatte.

too big, hard to use in any way

Amazingly resilient, stiff and smooth with consistent points on every pick. They do tend to mold to your grip after use, which I consider an advantage since that makes them easier to hold securely. If you like the old extra-heavy 346 shape, these are a good replacement and actually better than Fender 346 celluloid. The tone is clear an bright but with a slightly more pronounced fundamental. These are REAL high quality pure delrin of the same compound used in high speed bearings. They should last practically forever. I notice other manufacturers sell delrin picks but their composition is not as pure, dense, smooth. THAT is the main difference between these and others. Combine that with the super consistent points and accurate manufacturing, these are winners; a permanent part of my pick arsenal.

I have been playing guitar semi-professionally for 50 years. I used to use Jazz picks, but as my musical styles expanded, I moved to large, heavy picks. I have some very expensive custom picks, but I play in different locations and worry about them getting stolen or lost.I have tried several brands, and find these to be very high quality but reasonably priced. I have begun experimenting with cutting my own grips into these with an X-acto knife. Since they are not very expensive, I can experiment without worrying about damaging an expensive pick. I really do like these picks, and use them playing live weekly.