WedgieWedgie WNPP60 0.60mm Wedgie Nylon Pick, 12 Pack, Light Grey

I will never go back to standard flat plastic guitar picks. The superior grip, feel, and attack afforded by these picks makes everything else feel like a early concept version of the product that wedgie ultimately perfected. Better in every way.

Listen, I've been an Amazon user since 2003 and this is the FIRST review I've ever written! I guess that's how much I like these pics. In fact, I just placed a 2nd order for more pics.Anyways, I've been using the Jim Dunlop's for almost 20 years and I totally found these pics by accident. I'm so glad I did because they feel way better to play with. You see, I have hyperhidrosis (sweaty hands) and other pics can fall easily out of my hand. The grip on these feels better and I don't have to hold the pic quite has hard so they don't accidentally fly out of my hand when playing. Highly recommended!

I love these picks. The grip on the picks really does help you keep a hold of them as your playing. These are really thin though, so if you're looking for a firmer pick, try finding some thicker ones. The only issue I had was the product picture shows 6 different colors of picks, but then says Light Grey in the product description. Color isn't a big deal, but it would be nice for them to change the picture to match the product more precisely.

I'm primarily a rock guitarist, and use Dunlop 1.5mm picks when playing electric guitar. However,I never liked the sound of my picks while using my acoustic guitars, particularly when I played my classical guitar. Wedgie picks are fantastic to strum chords with for both steel and nylon strings. I highly recommend them. There's a rough surface in the shape of the thumb which provides a great grip for those who don't like to hold on too tight to picks for that natural crisp sound. Simply put, a fantastic pick for strumming. Not the best to play complicated single note lines, but great for just about everything else.

These picks feel great and have the best grip out of any pick I've ever used, they are particularly great if you play lead guitar as I found them to be best at picking 1-2 strings. I still prefer my celluloid picks for strumming, but that is a personal preference as these work great for strumming too.

The grip and the contour of the picks make it a great tool to use, especially since I sweat alot

I've been playing guitar, mostly acoustic, for over seven years, and these are the only picks I have used for the last three. I like that they are soft enough to let you really strum through without being held up by the strings, but still get adequate sound. The grip texture takes a little getting used to if you have only used smooth picks, but it really helps keep them where you want them. I originally made the switch because I noticed the pick would spin around in my fingers while I was playing and hoped these would fix the problem- they have.

I am a rhythm guitarist in my praise team at Church. These are the Only picks I use, and believe me I have used many. The indent with grip is so mice.