"Cat Tongue" Nylon Pick - 8 Picks - .88mm

Been using these for a few years now. They are super grippy, allowing one to relax their fingers a bit. They also last a good long time. The material isn't super smooth so the pick will impart a bit of character to the sound - which I like - especially if you use the edge. If I'm wanting a pick with a slick finish for a smooth attack, i grab a Dava.

I had looked for years for picks that worked for me and finally stumbled upon these by pure accident. As someone who tends to sweat heavier than most, this translates down to my fingers a bit as well, and therefore 'normal' picks tend to slip, etc. These picks have the perfect grip, preventing that from happening, and yet don't feel clunky or abnormal in your fingers whatsoever. These have been the only picks I use for the past 5-7 years and I basically refuse to use anything else. They're a bit more expensive, of course, but they also seem to last quite awhile.

I have had many pics over the years, but when I discovered Cat Tongue picks, I stopped buying other kinds. I have dry skin and dropping pics during play was an on-going issue. Cat Tongue Nylon pics solved the problem completely. I use the Medium pics (Red) for Rhythm guitar. I use the the Light pics (purple) for mandolin. I have given some to many people and they all like them too. Highly recommended!

I have literally purchased 40 to 45 different varieties of pics that are here on Amazon. By far, by light years, the “Cat Tongue” pics are by far the best.Just choose your gauge. I personally dig the purple one which is 0.60 gauge. Which is right around medium gauge. It allows me to strum nicely and I can still attack if I want to. Which I do!

These plectrums absolutely won't slip in sweaty fingers. If you want to be able to shift your pick around as you are playing, these probably aren't the best choice. Otherwise, they are great. Regular picks turn all around in my fingers, so this was a welcomed find. And they really do feel like a cat's tongue!

I’m always looking for a good pick and I think I’ve found what works for me. I have some diabetes nerve damage in my finger tips and started dropping picks. These are nice and grippy and easy to hold on to. I’m very pleased.

Used to use another name brand which was also vinyl but this is the best I've ever used. You will be hard pressed to lose a pick. Grip is exceptional! Sounds and works great. I recommend cool picks to all musicians!

I have had a lot of trouble keeping my pick in my fingers. A buddy of mine showed me these Cat Tongue picks. I am never going back to anything else. Super grippy, so that you won't loose your pick, yet not too grippy that you can't adjust your finger position while playing. At first touch it may feel over agressive, but you will get used to them quickly and love them if you have ever struggled holding onto your pick!