Great picks. Best for bass and lead stuff, but you can still do rhythm with them. They have great grip. Each thickness is a little bit more flexible than normal picks of the same flexibility.

I started out using Fender thins from the first time I picked up a guitar forty years ago. I switched to "Cool" mediums for electric and heavies for acoustic. I picked up the 2.0 Big Stubby,s last week. I shred on electric and acoustic guitars better than ever. It is the shape and texture and thickness of the pick that has the proper response. I love them.

These are the only picks I use. They are great for any kind of fast picking songs. They have this circular indents in the center where you can put the tips of your thumb and index so you won't lose your pick in the middle of playing. Trust me on this, these are great picks and should be bought if you want to play leads on guitar!

I am a rhythm guitarist/bassist/occasional lead guitarist, and these fit the bill for any occasion. They make my '72 Tele Custom sing, but really shined on my Danelectro Doubleneck. These picks give incredible tone for the 12 string, as well as a normal guitar. They're made of lexan, a BULLETPROOF material. If you have ever seen the show Battlebots, you'll notice that almost all of the successful robots aren't destroyed, simply because of their lexan armor.

I got hooked on these picks years ago, but until now have not been able to find them except at festivals. I would usually stock up, but alas who can not lose their favorite pick? I play bluegrass and gospel guitar and these are just the best picks for me. Glad to find a source other than festivals. It's great to be able to go online and find special items like my favorite pick.