Jim Dunlop Nickel Silver Fingerpicks .018 IN - 5 Pack

I love the tone it brings out on my banjo. I prefer these Nickel picks over the plastic ones, they are thinner, easier to pick with and they sound more authentic. they fit nicely, may just need slightly bent to adjust to your finger. I feel They are worth the price

The best of the metal fingerpicks. Tapered for immediate comfort. Easily customizable for my rather narrow fingertips.

These finger and thumb picks are very high quality, which is what you expect from Dunlop. But, being new to using these I found them to be a bit uncomfortable. I guess most newbies to using fingerpicks feel that way. I still would have given a 5 star rating except the thumb pick is too long in my opinion, but can't be altered easily because it's metal. But overall, these are very high quality picks.

Well, what can you say about Dunlop picks? They are the gold standard of finger picks and have been for goodness knows how long. I play guitar and banjo, but I bought these for banjo, not guitar. On the guitar I use only a thumb pick, but for banjo I use a thumb and two finger picks. Since there are four finger picks in this pack, it leaves me with two spares. I didn't really need the thumb pick, because I prefer plastic for the thumb, but I couldn't find a set at a good price that didn't include a thumb, and anyway it's good as a backup and even for the occasional use on some songs. If you are a beginner and/or not sure what gauge to buy, I recommend the .018" (the thumb in this pack is .025"), because .018" covers most needs and styles for banjo. When you have more experience you might prefer a different gauge, but the .018" will be a good start. These are excellent picks at a very good price point, and I highly recommend them for beginners and experts alike.

Exactly what I needed and for a good price.

This is my 2nd set of Dunlop metal finger picks. I still have most of the first set (I lost one pick). I bought the first set about 25 years ago. I got a 2nd set just so I have a back up for lost picks etc. and the price is pretty good. They look exactly like the first set I purchase. I have always loved them and they work so well.

exactly as expected

I feel I should like these better than I do. They’re supposed to be really good. But I’m having a hard time keeping them in position, even after multiple attempts at adjusting them I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s just me—I’m just learning finger picking—but that is what is keeping me from rating them more highly.

Nicht so schön klingend wie mit einem Dunlop Plektrum, aber beim Saitenspiel unverzichtbar. Die Spitzen sind, was hier nicht klar gezeigt wird, sind nochmal abgerundet, dass die Saiten damit sehr geschont werden. Klare Kaufempfehlung.

Ottimi fingerpicks: visto che sono mancino, per il pollice ne utilizzo uno specifico in plastica. Uso i fingerpicks su indice e medio per il mio dobro, e sono perfetti, molto comodi e adattabili alle mie dita, e con un'ottima sonorità.

Go for national finger picks

Son cómodos y ajustables, lo mejor de esta compra fue la pieza para el pulgar, es de las pocas que hay metálicas y es muy cómoda y da muy buen sonido

I play clawhammer banjo but have problems with my fingernail either breaking or wearing down. Over the years I have tried many different picks to solve the problem. These picks have proven to be the most effective and most comfortable to use. As they are made of metal, they are very easy to shape to my finger which helps keep them in place. The sound quality is excellent giving a very nice tone compared to plastic picks. I have average sized fingers and have found the .018mm are a perfect fit for me. I haven’t used the thumb pick yet but it certainly looks well-made.