D'AddarioCelluloid Guitar Picks - Acoustic, Electric & Bass Guitar Picks - Natural Feel, Warm Tone - Assorted, Medium, 25-pack

Been playing guitar over 50 years guitar pics are very personal - this range adds choice - good quality -at a fair price

The description says the picks are 50mm. Haha! Imagine a 50mm pick being described as "light"! Fortunately they're actually 0.50mm. I bought these for my autistic daughter who needs everything to be blue, and I'm pleased to report that all 100 of them are the right colour. They're also pleasant to play with; I generally prefer a heavier pick (on the rare occasions I use one) but for gentle strumming this is spot on, with just the right amount of flexion. And it's somewhat cheaper than buying a hundred plectra, one at a time.

They look nice and feel comfortable in your hands. However, they are a bit slippery and due to being a soft pick, the tip will round off after not long.

Bought these for our daughter who is just starting out learning guitar. She is 8. She really loves the look and the feel of these. So much so she has decided which her favourite colour plectrum is and is keeping those ones at home to play, taking the others to school, ”in case she looses them”.Great product and a great price!

My go to pick - been using for years and buy the 100 pack - there is always a deal going and never pay more than £6 or £7 and take what ever colour the best deal is. As we gig regularly I get through alot of picks and these are always consistent, good tone and wear as you would expect for a celluloid pick - perfect for me anyway. Planet Waves Blue Pearl Celluloid Guitar Picks Pack of 100 - Heavy

I sometimes wonder why people use thin picks and get a weedy tone on their acoustic guitars. It's a tool for a job, so choose the best one. I use 1.4/1.5mm on the 6-string guitars but the 12-string has thin strings, 10-47. These 0.7mm celluloid picks are ideal for drawing out the tone of the guitar and are just stiff enough for control of quick picking. Every player has their own preference, of course, but I recommend that every 12-string player try these.

I bought these as I was running low of guitar picks. They're decently priced and are nice to use, but can be worn down pretty easily when doing pick scrapes which is probably common among plastic picks - but I've had one plastic pick for years that has yet to be worn down.

Super as get all the different thickness to try out. I've gievj a few to friends as there are so many.