Black Mountain Medium Gauge Thumb Picks for Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Ukulele, Banjo, and More - Spring Loaded Universal Fit for Medium to XL Thumbs - Premium Finger Picks

This thumb pick works well, although it takes some getting used to (as I expected). It fits securely on my thumb, and I like the thickness of the pick. I normally don’t use a pick, but my thumbnail was taking some abuse with my twelve string guitar, so this is relieving and a bit different. The package contained three picks, they’re well made, and I think it’s a good value for the money.

Just what I was looking for. Even though I probably didn't need it. Excellent for guitar playing and it holds on to your thumb very well. I think I could have used less thickness but it's okay. It's fairly sticky and that's good for guitar players.

Spring gets looser the more you use

I really like this pick! I tried the thicker red thumb pick with the heavier spring first. The pressure of this spring was enough to bother me after 20 minutes of playing. The medium gray thumb pick with normal spring works very well for me. Have purchased additional gray picks.

An excellent product. I kept dropping my pick. This makes it effortless to keep playing. It it !!

Do not purchase! Add says pack of 3 and twice now I get 1, first time it wasn't even the right pick, second time only got 1, I would never pay that for 1 pick, it says pack of 3

works well enough, but i was hoping for a miracle i guess. there's not much that distinguishes these guys from standard (and more affordable) one-piece thumb picks. was hopeful that the spring design would somehow make it also feel like a standard pick but it really doesn't. and i've always favored slightly thinner picks, which this pick ain't; if they made a "thin" i'd try it.

Have been using for about 2 weeks of practice now, and am liking this thumb pick better than any I've used before. I've always disliked molded thumb picks as they simply won't stay put. The spring tension on this pick solves that issue. It stays where I put it. I've tried those that have cloth or neoprene holders for the pick too, and while they work pretty well, they're a pain to take on/off especially in the middle of a set, or esp during a song. These are quite expensive compared to almost all other molded thumb picks, but seem durable and if they last, they'll be well worth the cost.