Ernie Ball Nylon Guitar Picks, Medium, 12-pack (P09136)

Great picks for me. Medium fits my playing style, and the textured print on the surface makes them plenty grippy so they don't slip out of my fingers. Great price, as well.

Gonna be honest here ... I've played guitar for 35 years (I started with I was 9 months old ... wink, wink), but anyway, I've been searching for that "right pick" most of my life. I started with thin (red Tortex) and used those for years and then realized it was difficult to do chicken picking or shredding with those, and then I moved up to thicker picks, but they were either too thick or just didn't feel right. I never found the right one until these. These are perfect for me. I like the thickness. They're solid, but not like bass pick sized. I like the way they make my strings sound with the texture on the sides. If you play a certain way, you can really get that textured sound, similar to what the Edge has. They're great.

Ernie Ball nylon guitar picks are excellent quality. They have a smooth feel with just the right amount of flex, making them great for both strumming and lead playing. The grip texture helps keep them from slipping, and they hold up well over time. Consistent tone and comfort—solid choice for any guitarist.

I wanted to love these picks because they have the circular grip of a Herco with what I thought would be a similar material to the Dunlop Nylon formulation. They are good picks, especially for the price, and the grip is good, but I found them alot more flexible than I had anticipated, much moreso than the Dunlop Nylon. They are finished with a shiny tip but for some reason come off a little dull to me. The tone is good but a little dull as well. Overall, there are better nylon picks out there.

Very nice mecium picks!

My needs and technique has changed over the decades. After 40 years I now prefer lighter strings and picks *old hands* These picks are the perfect thickness for my application. Fits right in between a medium*too thick* and a light *too thin* IMHO nylon picks have a different feel and sound. There is a difference in the feel *and sound* of materials of the same thickness. Experiment. It's worth the time 👍

These picks are durable and rarely slip out of my hands while playing. They are flexible, but yet sturdy and easy to grab onto, feel natural in my hand.

Wonderfully picking