Ernie Ball 1.0 mm Purple Everlast Picks 12-pack

Muy buen material, son duraderas

So let’s say that you’re like me and you careful learned how to shred the pick sweeps in Megadeth’s “Hangar 18” and then you were wondering “well that was cool to learn but I wish I could do that but with a pink pick”, well here you go, your day has come.

Muito boa, textura e tamanho excelente

So, TL;DR,I REALLY LIKE 'EM!Get some yourself.I think I first found these "Ernie Ball Ever-Last Picks" when I searched for "CLAYTON Picks"... I was looking for some of those picks that seem to last forever, you know, Claytons...Well, these Ernie Ball Ever-Last picks also showed up in the Results, and, since they looked like they might be similar, I thought I'd give 'em a try. (BTW, they're less than half the price of some of the Clayton Picks.)So, I've been using the Ernie Ball Ever-Lasts for a few months now, and, I must say, I REALLY LIKE THESE PICKS!!!It says that they're made of "WEAR RESISTANT DELRIN"... which seems to be one of those virtually indestructible materials, that also make great picks! They're a lot like the Claytons. (Though, I think Clayton calls their material something else.) Also, I guess I have some Dunlap picks (Ultex and Tortex) that seem to be somewhat wear resistant, too, kinda like these, only different. Not to mention the classic HERCO Nylons... (I've carried a Herco, with a hole drilled in it, on my key-ring, for 40-something years! Perhaps, I should have an Ever-Last, instead?) BTW, THESE aren't as "plink-y" sounding as the Hercos are... In fact, they aren't "plink-y" at all! (Not being made from Nylon.) Of course, they're not as thin, either.I got the .88mm ones, (the Green colored variety), which are about equal to a Fender Heavy, perhaps a hair thicker. They are nice and stiff.Ernie Ball seems to have 8 different thicknesses of these Ever-Last picks, each color-coded, and the .88mm are about in the middle of them. (They come in .48mm - 2.0mm.)BTW, at first, they seem to have a very light dusting of chalky something, I guess it's a coating to make them less slippery/more grippy, which makes for a very slightly rough feeling to the edge, as you pick, but, that goes away after a little playing... (Or, you can take some 600 grit sandpaper to the edge. Or, a diamond nail file.)Personally, I haven't found it to actually be a problem, though. I'm just saying that it's there. But, if it IS a problem, for you, you can easily fix it with some 600.So, I really like these Ernie Ball Ever-Last Picks.They feel nice on the strings.And, they feel nice on my fingers, too, not slick and shiny. Not slippery.Oh, and, I kinda think they'll last forever!FYI, for me, the 12 Pack might just be a Lifetime Supply! ('cause, I'm old!)I can probably stop buying picks, now...And, buying and/or building Guitars, too...!(But, no.);o)BTW, I'm not a very light picker. I like to play with dynamics, so I really dig in, sometimes.As a result, I can be a bit tough on plectrums, wearing down the edges fairly fast...Well, NOT THESE babies. This Delrin is some tough stuff, man!Now, I have them placed in a few different spots around my Home Studio, some of them with those Cork Pick-Grippy-things stuck on 'em, some just plain... They're always within easy reach, so, I've been using them all the time, and, I'm really diggin' 'em.They're great picks.Get some. They're cheap enough!BTW, IF you're interested, I've been playing Guitar for 50 years, since the mid-1970s...I've owned a '73 Fender Tele Thinline since 1975. (And, I have more than a dozen others.)And, I have Produced 25+ CDs of my Original Music.(NOTE: I did NOT receive these picks through any Promotion, I bought and paid for these myself. And, they are, in fact, very nice picks.)Have fun.Stay Cool.Peace.

Caramba, eu tenho palhetas de outra marca há anos, e é a primeira vez que compro da Ernie Ball, e sinceramente, são excelentes! Além de ficarem mais firmes na pegada, ou seja, não escapam dos dedos, são perfumadas! Utilizo .73mm no contrabaixo, logo compro mais 1 ou 2 jogos!!! Recomendo!!!