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SUNLP Thumb and Finger Picks Plectrum is used as Mandolin picks, Banjo picks, Guitar nails…
The color of Durable and Size Adjustable Thumb and Finger Picks are mix.
NOTE: The Color will be chosen randomly,and picks color may not be same with image.
Package: 3 pairs (3pcs thumb picks + 9pcs finger picks) +8pcs 0.46mm (soft) guitar picks with reinforced plastic picks case which possess the advantages of easy carrying, tight packing and space saving and convenient to access.
Material of our picks have good heat distortion, you can adjust size as you need.
IMPORTANT: HOW TO ADJUST SIZE ACCORDING TO YOUR FINGER?
STEP 1: Use boiled water to soak finger picks for a moment.
STEP 2: If it is too big, tighten it with a rubber band, use something larger to stretch it if you feel it is toosmall.
STEP 3: Use a hair drier to blow it with hot air for a while.
STEP 4: Take it off after cooling then you can shape the size of it.
STEP 5: Start Playing!
cfaubs
July 16, 2025
The finger picks come small and need to be customized for larger fingers. Simply boil some water then dip the ring portion of the pick into the water for 3-5 seconds. Place the ring on your finger till it fits comfortably and hold it under cold water. If the pick itself needs to be curved more or straightened, hold the pick end in the hot water for 7-8 seconds then gently bend to desired position and hold under cold water. After customizing, these picks work perfectly for me. The bonus picks are all thin, which is all I use but may not work for everyone. Great value and I would definitely buy again!
JBM
July 7, 2025
As parents of a musically inclined 7-year-old, we were thrilled to find the Thumb Picks Plectrum with Plastic Picks Case. This product has been a game-changer for our son's guitar playing adventures, providing both practicality and fun in one neat package.Organization: One of the standout features of this product is the plastic picks case, which helps keep our son's picks organized and prevents them from getting lost. The case is durable and compact, making it easy for him to take his picks with him wherever he goes, whether it's to guitar lessons or a jam session with friends.Variety: With a wide range of colors to choose from, our son loves the opportunity to express his personality through his choice of picks. The assortment of colors also makes it easy for him to quickly identify his picks during practice sessions, saving time and frustration.Comfort: The thumb picks themselves are comfortable to wear, even for small hands. They provide a secure grip on the guitar strings, allowing our son to play with confidence and precision. The adjustable straps ensure a snug fit without feeling too tight or restrictive.Durability: Despite their small size, these thumb picks are surprisingly durable. They withstand hours of practice without showing any signs of wear or breakage. The plastic material is sturdy enough to handle regular use, ensuring that they will last for many jam sessions to come.Affordability: Considering the quality and convenience they offer, these thumb picks are an excellent value for the price. The inclusion of the picks case adds an extra layer of value, making this product a must-have for any young guitarist.Overall, we couldn't be happier with the Thumb Picks Plectrum with Plastic Picks Case. It has made our son's guitar playing experience more enjoyable and hassle-free, while also encouraging his creativity and individuality. If you have a young musician in your life, we highly recommend investing in this product.
John F. Fisher
June 28, 2025
I've started playing guitar after several years of not playing at all and decided I needed to get some finger picks. This looked like a reasonable package and so I ordered it. The comments on this package and a bunch of others focused on how the picks didn't fit, they were too small but I got them anyway.The picks are great, very colorful and like everyone said, they were too small. The thumb pick worked ok, but the rest were too small to fit on my fingers. I tried adjusting one of them, and it broke, so I did a bit more research.I found a comment that said the picks needed to be molded to your fingers and gave some advice about putting them in hot water. I did that and I guess I took some out too soon and left others in too long. The end result was that some of them became totally flat rather than round. I had left them in the water too long or it was too hot, or both.The ones I took out at the right time were able to mold to my fingers well, but it took some effort to get it right. Now I have some picks that are too big (see the picture) and some that are still too small, and a few of the "Goldilocks" picks are Just Right.So, the picks are good quality; however, there is a total lack of instructions. Some simple and accurate instructions would elminate a lot of negative reviews. And, it's not enough to just say "put them in hot water". It is much more hepful to say heat the water to 180 degrees (or whatever is right) and then put them in, one at a time for 3 minutes (or whatever is right). Then take the pick out and mold it to your finger. Repeat for the rest of your fingers and then put them in cold water for another 4 minutes so they set properly. Otherwise, we are all in the dark and will end up with no useful finger picks.
Ty C.
June 26, 2025
BULK being keyword. The picks are quality picks for the bulk price however the banjo/finger picks are not so good. They're too long and very awkward to play with. Overall, the price of buying the prices in bulk vs. separately is much cheaper and therefore a better buy. Overall, good buy.
Kristoffer Zimmerman
June 2, 2025
I picked up these Thumb Finger Picks for my daughter, who’s just starting to learn the banjo, and they’ve been exactly what she needed. They fit snugly without pinching, and the plastic design is gentle on her fingers while still producing a clear, bright sound.If you’ve got a banjo newbie in the house, these are a solid choice. They’re comfortable, beginner-friendly, and make the learning process just a little smoother—plus, they’re affordable, so you won’t mind if one goes missing now and then!
Howe
May 1, 2025
Works as intended. I would recommend.
MJ Hellstrom
March 25, 2025
I'm so glad I learned that I could buy fingertip protectors to play my guitar now I can actually play without pain
OOF_LOLJ
March 18, 2025
gets the job done but doesnt have anything special to them. were a little too big but its fine
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March 11, 2025
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Steven Menard
February 19, 2025
Thank you
Customer
January 2, 2025
They look good but not really practical. The finger picks and protectors are too thick and they don't fit very well. Hard to feel the guitar strings, not recommended for serious classical guitar players.
ShariR
December 23, 2024
I was pleasantly surprised by the durability and quality of these picks. There are lots of varieties and their coating is just excellent. The only downside is that if you're like me and have larger fingers (especially thicker thumbs) it gets a little hard to stretch the product out. I know it states that you can stretch it out using a heat source to make the plastic looser and wrap a thumb pick around a marker, but I found that after some time of being off the marker it ends up going back to its original smaller shape. So, you'll definitely have to try stretching out these finger picks multiple times. But, regardless, this product is really excellent and works very well.
Phyllis Anderson
November 29, 2024
The plastic picks where not suitable for my arthritic fingers. The metal one are just fine but could be of better quality of metal, stronger. Thank you.
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