Fred KellyPicks D4G-L-12 Delrin Standard Grip Flat Light Guitar Pick

Very nice pick, good grip

I’ve tried a half dozen or more pics, and this seems to be the one on and looking for. Doesn’t seem to rotate in my fingers. and I love the crisp tone

Perfect? No. But I have tried a lot of picks and these are the best I have found to date. Good enough that I have stopped searching.

picks are fantastic for beginners with strumming difficulties very thin easy to grip and remain holding only thing is they break sooner than you may think being thin and flexible great price get two problem solved this product is likely a 5 star but always room to improve

I've always preferred flexible picks and these are perfect.

I am just now wearing out my first set of these purchased 12 - 15 years ago, and I play 10 to 20 hours per week.The .5 may be regarded as slightly too thick for pure strummers, but for strum-and-pick alternators like me (bluegrass, country rock, including lead and both 6- and 12-string) I have never owned a more perfect pick. And they last (almost) forever. In fact, I bought a new set primarily because the "new" model has the built-in thumb grip. I've been cross-hatching my old ones with the tip of my pocket knife for 15 years and they've gotten a little weak! Love 'em!

Picks w grips are great, they just haven’t been perfected yet.These are great for beginners but I am not sure I would use them to perform with. Try as many picks as you can to get what you love. I have been searching for 35 years.

i like this ribbed guitar pick, is 50 mm. thumb grip is very good, will not slip. would buy again.