Chicken Picks3 x BADAZZ III 2.0mm Guitar-picks, White

These picks have completely changed the way I play. I find that there is less string resistance with these picks when using good picking technique. This translates into me having to use the same energy to get a clear and crisp sound. Depending on your skill level and picking technique you may or may not benefit from using these picks. For me, these were a five star game changer. I play with a combination of pick and fingers and the slightly larger size helps compared to the smaller Jazz III picks I was using.Note: the beveled edge will wear, but the life can be extended with some sand paper to reshape the edge. I do not recommend doing pick scrapes or tapping with these picks as the beveled edge will wear down very fast.

Only played a couple of days with them but I like them so far. They do have a slight scratchy sound but seemed to lessen once I broke them in. They don't have the squeak that acrylic picks have though, which is why I stopped using them. They do seem to retain their sharp edge though, which is why I am very pleased so far. Almost all plastic picks I use lose their sharp pointed edge slowly after hours of playing. After a few hours playing with these i haven't seen any edge loss yet, very impressive. Size and feel are nice with these. They project well with nice loud volume. Been playing with headphones lately so I didn't get a chance to listen to the picks as much as I should. I don't think i'd play with these on acoustic guitar (I prefer a more mellow tone on acoustic) but I will try them anyways and see what they sound like.Update:after 30+ hours of playing these picks have had only minor edge wear. Durability gets an A+.

I like the beveled edges, even though Bernth uses a Dunlop Jazz III, I like this one a little better. I have both

These picks were recommended to me by my Guitar instructor. It took a few days to get used to them, but they really do work well to promote accuracy and speed. The thickness and material will make these pics last a long long time, provided I don’t misplace or lose them. :-). It’s hard to explain, but they just seem to glide across the strings and do not get hung up, like a lot of the cheaper picks. I would highly recommend trying one of these.

I've been using Jazz III's since the late '80's, this ChickenPicks Badazz III 2.0 mm is my new favorite pick.Update: I find I put wear on them just as fast as other materials I've tried. The plus is you can use all 3 corners, but they are 3 times (or more) the cost of others, so cost is a wash. But, I do love the feel and tone.

Awesome picks. Really sharp edges great attack and response. Unfortunately they wear down very easily. Would rate their tone better than Daddario Nylpro and Jazz III, but their durability lower.

I was at a gig playing an acoustic guitar when a fellow guitar player whom I didn’t know walked up and gave me this pick and said try it. At the time I was using a “Big Stubby” pick and as soon as I switched on the next song I instantly noticed the difference was amazed how much more tone I was getting getting out of my strings. I use them now as first choice.

the right size, Comfortable in your hand, slide nicely across the strings, no unpleasant noise.one of my favorite picks along with the Wegan bluegrass

Pack of 3 received had different size picks, although pack stated all one size. I ordered pack of 3 size 2.0 picks. Received mixture including 2.5 so unusable for me. Picks are very nice though.