Fred Kelly Picks D2-L-8 Delrin Slick Light Guitar Pick

I'm transitioning from bare thumb to thumb pick so I ordered Light, Medium and Heavy to experiment. The Heavy picks fit the tightest due to the thicker material but I may try heating it up to open the fit a bit. I had tried other thumb picks before and had to file down the pick as it stuck out too far for my taste. I did not have to do that with these picks. Overall, I'm very happy with the product and look forward to developing my skill using them.

I'm fairly new to fingerstyle guitar - played pop, rock and country in bands for years. Although I would rate this as a medium pick rather than a light - I have no background to make that authoritatively. These are really nice thumb picks and should do the job for any guitarist needing one. Can't comment on (thumb) size as I have nothing to compare.

Bought these as I had some others that were a bit tight, and the pick part stuck out a bit too far for my liking. These fit over my thumb very well and have a shorter picking end, so win/win. Will depend on the size of your thumb, but there is room for manouver. You get 7 in a pack, so good value as well. Would recommend.

Kudos to Fred Kelly for for this little baby...feels great when playing and integrates to the hand and guitar, easily. I have small hands and have tried several different thumb picks over the years and didn't like any of them and as a result didn't use them. Love the 'Slick Pick'. Delivery was prompt, packaging couldn't be better.

I like the idea of thumb picks, but I've never found one that gave me the responsive feel of playing the string that I get with either a thumb or a flatpick. Until now. I bought the "light" ones (D2-L-8), and they have a completely different feel from any thumb pick I've tried. The material is softer than other picks, and the flexibility eliminates the lack of control you get with a rigid pick. It's not flabby like a thin gauge pick, but more like a medium. Because the tip is a little pointy, I rounded it with a fingernail clipper. Suits me better that way. Most thumb picks I've used slide around on my thumb, so I ordered the smaller ones (D2-L-8). I have big hands, and they fit tightly. Maybe too tight for some people, but they don't move at all, and it's worth a pinched thumb for that. I highly recommend these picks. UPDATE: I've been using these for 2+ years, and they have changed how I play, for the better. The "feel" of these picks is really unique, and they produce a more natural sound. The sound is louder than a fingernail, with a softer tone. The sound is similar to a delrin flatpack - and if you haven't tried those, you should. Finally, the key for me has been trimming these picks way down, so that my thumb is in pretty much the same position it would be with a long thumbnail. Very little change to my playing style, but I don't have to worry about tearing up a thumbnail. I LOVE these picks.