Herco Nylon Heavy Flex Plectrum 75 Players Pack X12

Nothing to dislike.

Really liking these picks, now I've played a fair few gigs with them. They felt a bit soft at first (coming from the green Dunlops) but it just takes a while before you get used to a new pic, whatever the pick is. The grip is great, feels secure between your fingers and the aforementioned softness gives a nice springy feel when digging in to the string.

Arrived on time, famous guitar pics from the 1960’s great sound

I saw somewhere that Neil Young uses these so bought a pack in order to achieve that super real grungy guitar sound and, impossible to duplicate, strumming patterns. It didn’t work. I still sound like a badly co-ordinated crab playing a banjo but, if you get a bunch of the different thicknesses and find one you like they stick to your fingers so well you can thrash until your guitar bleeds and not risk hitting the dog in the eye with an errant pick. Good, when you get the right one

My new favourite pick.👍 not too much "clank" on the string. they don't move much, even when playing funk rhythm! Accurate and very comfortable. Thinner than my usual picks of choice - ( petrucci jazz iii ) but they work great for everything! for soloing, choking down on the pick, it's crisp and firm, moved back slightly and it's perfect for rhythm. the tone is clean and clear with warmth, not as clear and crisp as the petrucci jazz iii but with less clanking on the strings, not as warm or mello as The jazz iii.. but more accurate and easier to use... The perfect pic for rocking rhythms AND soaring solos... 😀😁😁

Best grip I have ever had with a plectrum.

I have been playing electric guitar for a long time now and have been seeking that Paul Kossoff (from the group Free) sound for ages. I read all the articles about strings, Les Pauls and amps but hidden in a small article was a comment that Paul Kossoff actually used Herco Heavy Flex plectrums. What had I to lose by buying some? Well absolutely nothing. Although they came in a pack of twelve (which I didn't actually need) I would have paid five times as much for just one. A real game changer and if you want that heavy blues sound of the sixties, buy some! However not the best if you want a heavy metal sound. A great buy!

After trying many many pics over the years whether it be nylon wood metal carbon fiber etc i've now settled on Herco golds, classed as mediums although campared to other vylons it feels slightly heavier than competition. Great pics

I have been using Herco nylon picks for decades. I have never once broken one. I doubt that breaking a Herco pick is even possible. I have lost many, but given away dozens. Even now, at age 65, I have two of them in my wallet. These picks are perfect, and there are different weights and grades. Sometimes, once you find a perfect thing, you look no further. I bought several packets, because I fear the day when I run out.

I haven't really used these and I've been playing guitar a long time. I found out that Jimmy Page was using these so I decided to give them a try and I realized what I've been missing. These are fantastic picks. I will be keeping these in my pick box going forward. They work well with acoustic and electric.

A palheta é bem flexível. Tanto o nome em relevo como a parte com ranhuras, ajudam a segurar a palheta bem firme. Tem um ataque suave, com timbre quente e encorpado.O visual é muito bonito, com uma cor dourada.Pra quem procura uma palheta com pegada e visual vintage, a Herco Vintage '66 é a escolha certa.

This is a fantastic pick, better than the Flex 75. Great for classic rock and strumming.