Chicken Picks2 x Badazz III 2.0 mm Guitar-picks, Thick, Plastic, One Size, One Color, 2.0 mm Gauge, Rock, Blues, Country, Classic, Compatible with Guitar

The badazz 3 2.0 (and 2.5) mm picks are right up there and may even be my current go to picks for all my rehearsals and live playing. Grip shape and texture and a good sharp point. The bevelling on the edges / tip is fantastic. I wish the tip lasted a little longer for the price, but overall these are absolutely worth the investment for me.

Like many people reading this, I've tried a lot of picks! Each time I tried something new, I kept coming back to my personal favourite Jazz III XL for low string noise, low chirp, tone, feel, size, shape and grip. The most I've paid for a single pick is £6 (more than once) and the least is a multi-pack of Jazz III XL (equivalent price per pick) - everything else has been in-between price wise. I've tried different materials (including wood, nylon, different types of plastic and rubber) shapes, sizes and gauges (Jazz III XL being my favourite for electric guitar) and struggled to find one that worked for me i.e. helped me to play electric guitar naturally and intuitively with my interpretation of good tone. I play various types of medium gain rock and ambient music. The Chicken Pick felt instantly natural and, with no adjustments to my playing style at all, I was able to play everything I normally do with ease - only better control, fuller, brighter tone with noticeably less string drag. I feel this pick makes playing electric guitar more fun for me and makes me want to play more. The standard of my playing has also improved as the pick is so accurate. At higher gain settings, there is more chirp than on my Jazz III XL, but otherwise string noise and chirp is very quiet. Due to the bevelled edges, the part of the pick that makes contact with the string is thinner than the body of the pick, so it doesn't feel in any way cumbersome to someone not used to bigger gauged picks (like me!). The grip is also excellent and I agree with the hype that is results in lower pick-hand fatigue as a result. I also use it for fast strummed funk with a little adjustment in my technique and have no need to change picks for this. Best pick I've tried - highly recommended for all styles of music.

These picks are great, fairly easy to grip, they glide across the strings and sound good. Only dropped a star as they are pretty expensive.

There's nothing wrong with these, I just don't like them. Bought to try, will give to friends.

Amazingly bright tone for such a thick pick, comparable to medium nylon picks. Comfortable to hold and play.

Really great picks. Not for everyone though. Really bright attack and last for ages