Acoustik Attak STEALTH Glow In The Dark Guitar Pick - Small Beveled Guitar Picks, Unique Tone (10 Pack)

I’ve been comparing picks that would be rigid enough for accurate fast lead picking, yet was thin enough for a good attack sound on the strings. I compared (all 1.5mm or higher thickness) Big Stubby picks, Dunlop nylon, expensive John Petrucci signature picks, and these small Attak picks. These Attak picks WIN in the comparison for me. The Big Stubby plastic picks tend to squeak a little when made contact with the strings and you hear the notes but little string attack. The Petrucci picks are very rigid (great for accuracy) and have a sharp point (great for tone), but the thickness doesn’t create the pick-attack sound I was looking for - mainly just the string note is heard. These Attak picks had what I was looking for lead guitar playing and heavy crunch tunes: rigidness, no plastic squeak on the strings, sharp pointed tip, and the right pick-attack sound on the strings. Only down point: some may find these picks as too small in your fingers, but I think it’s a plus for accuracy picking and mixing in pinch harmonics. My choice for strictly rhythmical playing is still Dunlop nylons .73 or 1mm though.

I alternate between different picks at home so the true test for me is doing a gig and sticking with one pick for several hours. I've yet to do that with this pick but hopefully soon. This pick seems to have all I want but time will tell. I like the concavity and the little nubs to help keep it in place. I like the size and the tapered point. It sounds good too.

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Great pick for playing metal music. Perfect size and great shape for fast playing. Probably the best pick grip I’ve ever tried in 3 decades of playing. You aren’t dropping these and shape feels great in your hand. My only complaint is I wish they were made of a harder material or perhaps a bit thicker. They last about as long as a tortex pick so they wear out pretty quickly. I think if they were a bit stiffer theyd be perfect.

This pick is amazing. I’d like to start by saying that I’m not one for leaving reviews on products often due to many reasons, the main one being that I just don’t want to make time for it. With that aside, I had to leave a review on these picks. The grip, the tone, the feel, and the weight of this pick have made this to be undoubtedly the best pick I’ve seen. I’m a beginner guitarist who came acrossed an advertisement for these, so I thought “why not” and pulled the trigger on these. Took a while to get used to, but man does it feel amazing once that happens. I thought that I may have been overreacting so I lended a few of these to my friends who play as well and after a day or two they said the same thing. It’s a fantastic product.

For me, these make all other picks obsolete. They feel great and produce great sound. Dynamics are equally good when fast picking or soft touch. I use regular size for electric and the XL on acoustic.

These picks are fantastic - they do what they're advertised to do: they're very stable and very easy to work with, even when rather pointy on the end (which I love).However, the problem is that these wear down WAY too fast and you lose that all-important edge a LOT faster than many other brands. Personally I don't care for the dual tip - I'll never personally use the opposite flatter edge. I just wish these were made of more durable material. Otherwise, if you've got a very light touch, this could be the pick for you. Just not for me in its current form.Due to the curve of the playing end of the pick, they don't sound as good as others, but they're also not super glassy-sounding (to the point of being obnoxious) like the Dunlop Flow Gloss picks, which I really like. But those dunlop picks just don't sound great.These are a little flubby sounding for my style - too fat for my taste. But the ergonomics on this pick are second to none. The raised dimples on these inspired me to punch a couple holes in my Ernie Ball picks (which I LOVE) it's so good. They just don't last. even after buffing and polishing them down, they're still flubby, and wear out like your eraser does on that math test you took where you had to go back and correct all your answers. If they make a more durable, more pointy version, count me in - they feel great, but they're just not quite there for me.

Despite having played for years, I still drop a pic in the middle of a gig now and then. Not a great feeling.The Acoustik Attak Stealth pics are the best of the 'grippy' ones I have purchased. Well worth the small investment.In frustration with other products, I had begun adding a couple thin strips of hot glue to each side of old pics that I like per the image.I have never lost a single one of them.