Cool Picks - Cat Tongue Nylon Picks - 8 pack - Optimal Thickness: 0.60mm Review

I've taken lots of photos over the years, but once I discovered Cat Tongue toothpicks I stopped buying other types. I have dry skin and falling photos while gaming was a constant problem. The nylon cat tongue has completely solved the problem. I use medium images (red) for rhythm guitar. I use light pictures (purple) for the mandolin. I have given some of the many people and they all love them too. Highly recommended!

I had a lot of trouble getting my hands on the pick. A friend of mine showed me these cat tongue picks. I will never go back to anything else. Very grippy so you don't lose your pick, but not too grippy so you can't misalign your finger while playing. It may seem overly aggressive at first, but if you've ever had trouble holding on to a pickaxe, you'll quickly get used to them and love them!

I've spent years looking for dental floss that works for me and finally came across this one. As someone who tends to sweat more than most it also takes a bit of a toll on my fingers and so "normal" picks tend to slip etc. These picks have the perfect grip that prevents this, and yet do not feel awkward or abnormal on fingers at all. These were the only picks I've used in the last 5-7 years and I absolutely refuse to use anything else. They are of course a bit more expensive, but they also last

Have been using it for several years now. They are very persistent, which allows you to relax your fingers a little. They also last a very long time. The material isn't very smooth, so a pick adds some character to the sound, which I like, especially if you're using an edge. If I need a gentle pickaxe for a gentle attack, I'll take Dava.

I had a lot of trouble keeping the toothpick in my fingers. A friend of mine showed me these cat tongue picks. I will never go back to anything else. Very grippy so you don't lose your pick, but not too grippy so you can't misalign your finger while playing. It may seem overly aggressive at first, but if you've ever had trouble holding on to a pickaxe, you'll quickly get used to them and fall in love with them!

I didn't know how much I liked these picks until I found an old one at home. I got a few the other day (from God knows where, NOT Revain) and they were "lighter" than the old purple .60mm picks. I may be crazy but you "seasoned" guitarists know better lol. These 0.60mm are purple (don't let the pictures fool you) as they should be. The "cat tongue" texture is RIGHT in my opinion (and I've tried TOO many "tricks" in my life to know it). I love them for acoustic guitar. Not too "bass" or "picky"…