Fender F-Grip 346 Picks - Black (3-Pack)

It took me a bit to get used to this pick. It's actually 3 layers, like an Oreo. There's 2 black plastic layers that sandwich the slightly larger inner white plastic. I wanted to try this because I love the Fender 346 shape and it's hard to find a thick size in that shape. One important thing to note is that the "F" logo is cut out of the outer black plastic so you can feel that cutout. I really liked that because it give you some jagged surface to make it easier to hold with sweaty fingers.

Been on a perfect do it all pick search for a few months now. Trying a lot of thicknesses and shapes lately, and have settled on the triangular shape seems works best for me.These Fender picks are very classy and look great. However, not sure who they are intended for. They are too thick for rythym playing as the pick doesn't have much give and bounces off the strings causing rotation. The picks are smooth, other than the F, so grip is not great. The pick tends to either rotate or slip down my fingers. For lead playing, the points are too rounded, causing me to sometimes miss the string. These will go into my pick drawer as tried, but not for me.

As a bass player who uses fingers a majority of the time, I find Fender Heavy 346’s easier to hold on to than the common 351. These are shaped like 346’s, with three points, but they are a bit smaller. Not sure if I like them yet. Concerned about consistent feel when switching back and forth between the two.

To thick really good pick just to thick for me I get caught up between the strings and / or in them but really good pick just to thick for me

This is the worst of the guitar pick world as far as thickness goes. I guess someone must like them but not me. They make the sound really dead and you cannot get any kind of tone. They sacrificed playability for easy to hold.