WedgieWedgie WRPP50S 5.0mm Soft Wedgie Rubber Pick, 3 Pack

I bought these to use for very loud glissandos on my harp to avoid tearing up the skin on my fingers. Their tone quality is strikingly similar to that of my fingers, not percussive like the felt picks I had been using (and which broke on some quadruple forte glisses!). They are comfortable to hold, and I would recommend them to any harpist looking to save her fingers.

I LOOOOOOOOVE the feel of these picks and the unique sound they help me to produce. Far easier for me to use than a standard plastic pick, makes the whole process feel a lot more organic since I am better with a pick but love the sound of fingers - this is as close as it gets,

I would first like to say that the color of the picks that I got were a very light gray, almost an off-white. Second, these picks are incredibly thick (5 mm!), it's alright with my bass since the strings are far apart, but on a guitar it might be a bit too big and bulky (go with a 3mm version of the same pick instead). If you have a pick holder: good luck with fitting one of these AND another pick in with it (if it'll hold one at all). The size isn't too bad otherwise, it helps with grip a bit actually (on top of it being rubber, these things are never going to leave your hand!). There was a little bit of excess thin rubber on the tips of the picks from molding, but it's easy to take off with a nail clipper.Play-wise, the rubber is very soft, so it does sound like you're playing with your fingers (but I don't know why I wouldn't rather use my fingers anyways, I suck at using picks).Closing remarks: with its size, these are fitting to play the bass with and not guitar, but since it sounds like you're playing with your fingers anyways, it's kinda counter-intuitive as to why you would use this pick. If you play guitar, get a 3.0 mm version of this pick made by the same company.

I like a soft pick. I have both these Wedgies and leather Picks. I like thw wedgie. I use them on an Accoustic guitar and Ukulele.

Not sure what I expected, but these are like playing with erasers.I'm a novice ukulele player, so of course I've been buying every pick type I could find to see what suits me best. These feel great in the hand, but that is just about all they have going for them. They shed rubber flakes when used (I barely even played with them) and they're so frictious that they almost stick to the strings, so good luck playing anything fast.

I use round wound strings. Maybe flat wound won't rip these picks up. They feel good in my hand and the sound is almost like using fingers. The only problem is that they don't last for more than a couple songs.

I recently got a ukulele and was having trouble with some of the faster strumming patterns, and so I was recommended to purchase a soft pick. These rubber picks had some great reviews and so I wanted to try some out. Since I've never played the guitar either, I'm not used to holding a pick, and I guess that's why it feels unnatural at first. However, these picks do create a rather warm and natural sound. Just as the other reviews said, there isn't a "flapping" sound, probably since it's made of soft rubber. I don't know if there was a packing mistake, but I received the 3.1 mm ones instead, which I had originally wanted, but they were sold out. The BOX says 5.0mm, however the engraving on the PICK says 3.1mm.

this are the best picks i've ever use. they gave such a warm tone, even warmer than my finger tips without nails. they are thick enough to be held with a natural comfort. i love them.