Variety Pack: Black Mountain Picks - Right Handed

Arrived early exactly as advertised im happy with my purchase

I am very pleased with the Black Mountain Variety Pack of Spring-Loaded Thumb Picks! As a guitarist for over 20 years, I’ve tried various thumb picks. These are by far the most comfortable and versatile that I have found. The variety pack offers an excellent range of sizes and tensions, making it easy to find the perfect pick for my playing style. The spring-loaded design is key, ensuring a secure fit without being too tight, and the picks stay comfortably in place during long playing sessions. I no longer have to worry about my thumb pick slipping or adjusting mid-song, which is such a relief. The added flexibility also gives me better control and a more natural feel when picking. The quality is top-notch. These thumb picks are durable and made from premium materials, so I know they’ll hold up even with frequent use. The different sizes and tensions in the variety pack allow for customization based on the music I’m playing, whether I need a light touch for delicate strumming or more pressure for a heavier picking style. The comfort and performance of these picks have really helped improve my overall playing experience. I highly recommend them to any guitarist—whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, these picks will enhance your playing and offer lasting comfort.

They're not cheap, but these picks are the right tool for the job, plain and simple. I decided to give these a try after being frustrated with the Dunlop thumbpicks for a long time - only one thickness, large was way too small, and XL was obscenely large. These picks, however, are super comfortable with no loss of circulation, yet snug enough to stay put. I originally ordered the variety pack so that I could pick a favorite and stick with that, but I actually have found them all useful for different purposes. Red and gray are both good for my normal playing style, electric like Mark Knopfler and Chet Atkins. Black is really useful for acoustic jams with a singer, when it's nice to have more projection and definition of the bass notes when fingerpicking. And blue is what I prefer for playing rock with my band, as I find a thinner pick better for more consistent volume of pick attack, and better for things like quick, repeated downstrokes. I also accidentally put one pick through a pretty rigorous stress test when it fell on the ground and then I unknowingly stepped on it with shoes on. I heard a loud crack and figured it was surely destroyed, but I was wrong! Picked it up, moved the colored part back into position since it was pressed tight against the pick part, and now there's no sign of any damage! Compare that to the Dunlop ones, of which I have broken 3 or 4 just from normal use. Consider me a loyal customer!

Super efficace tiens bien sur le pouce

This is good if what you want is a standard pick that can be turned into a thumb pick. This is not a very stable thumbpick though as a result of the clip. It also feels cheap like a dollar store plastic hair clip on your finger feel.