Ernie Ball 1.5 mm Black Standard Prodigy Picks 6-Pack

I play a lot of Slipknot and you some thick .60 strings on my telecaster to make sure I have enough string tension and these strings do a great job at holding up against them. Not idea if you do a lot of struming but fast alternate picking these just slide past the strings, due to their sharp point and chamfered edges.

It's hard to get excited about a pick, but these are very good. Provides the dynamics of a thicker pick, with the 'bounce' afforded by a thinner one. they are easy to grip as well. My only gripe would be that they are a tad small, so can't imagine what the Mini version would be like. Definitely worth a try.

Love, love, love! Great shape and size for me, travels over the strings so smoothly. Has really inspired me to play more often and for longer, so I'm noticing a real improvement in my playing now. Do wish they had more of a grip, so they didn't spin in your fingers - add that, and this pick would be perfect as far as I am concerned. Will buy again and again.

Feel great in the hand and give smooth picking action. They also last a long time

I was constantly using Jazz III picks and wanted to try these ones as they have the similar thickness. They sound really good, I really noticed difference and it was very desirable and appealing sound. The only think is - I will probably make scratches across the surface or will drill some holes to make it more stable in my hand as it slips more than Jazz III. I don't have strong grip on a pick, so that is probably part of a problem, but that is my way of playing.

After having them for 4 minutes I went from beginner to Yngwie Malmsteen. Ok so that's not true, but these are definitely my new favourite picks, solid, accurate, and the angle is great. You'll find your pick hand is slower than the pick will allow you to go LOL

Great Product

It all comes down to personal opinion but for me this shape and size is excellent particularly for lead playing. They are easily held and I'd say the size falls somewhere between a jazz III and a Jaz III XL. The powder-like coating does a decent job of giving grip without being sticky and the durability of the tip holds up fantastically well over long periods. The material's tone for me sounds and feels sort of bang on in the middle of a nylon pick and tortex pick, not overly bright but certainly not muddy or dull I would love to see this in thinner options