D'Addario National Nickel Finger Picks - Banjo Picks - Guitar Finger Picks - 4 Pack

The medium/large sizing options in the set cater to various finger sizes, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. The brass material not only adds durability but also contributes to a warm and articulate tone. These picks strike the perfect balance between flexibility and sturdiness, allowing for precise control over each note.

I don't have very big hands so I am wondering how they fit other people. They do come with two different sized thumb picks and the metal finger picks are adjustable. I find them comfortable and easy to use. Since these are the first finger picks I've ever owned I can't compare them to other brands but I can tell you I'm satisfied with the quality, fit, and tone of my banjo when I am playing it with these picks.They seem like they will last a long time and they look good. I'm no expert but it seems the brass picks will not wear out the steel strings on my banjo very quickly, another plus.

Works great and a high quality product.

I don't consider myself to have large hands, maybe medium? But the large white thumb pick fit better than the medium celluloid. Both have some wiggle room. The brass claws offer more wiggle room. My thumbs aren't out of proportion to the rest of my fingers lol.Great projection and clarity with these. If you're unfamiliar with using finger picks it will take some getting used to (as with everything guitar) but these do exactly what they're supposed to do. I would caution people who are learning to get a beater guitar for that purpose so they don't mar the surface of their nice guitars. I don't refer to the bronze finger picks as claws out of cuteness.Even if you find yourself not loving them, some people have trouble holding regular picks. The thumb picks here could be a solution to that (better than some of the other gimmicks I've seen).I didn't notice any Players Circle points/codes, but not all D'addario stuff comes with them. No big deal. It comes in legit D'addario packaging. (I kinda like how the finger picks still have the 1930s patent pending number lol -- I still use a Kyser capo from 20 years ago that has a patent pending number, but the newer ones sadly don't).Recommended.

The Large size seemed so comfortable on my thumb that I thought that it would probably not remain secure while playing. I was wrong - the pick does not constrict my thumb yet it seems to stay in place. These will be my go-tos from now on.

Thumb picks are quite large, even for my fat thumbs, finger picks are ok, you can adjust those and quite nice to be honest, just wish the thumb picks were slightly smaller.

well worth your time and money.

The brass picks needed some adjustment which is normal. They hold up and sound great. My only complaint is that the plastic thumb pick split after a few weeks. If you’ve got fat thumbs like me, be careful not to wear it too far back or it will split.

Design is perfect!

Best style of fingerpick I've found

Exactly what I needed

Mir passt akurat. Seh angenehm.

ce sont de bons onglets pour le banjo . ils y a 2 onglets pour le pouce . le blanc conviendra à un homme adulte . le brun sera plutôt pour un enfant ou une femme mince (sans vouloir ostraciser qui que ce soit ;-)les autres sont réglables