ProPik Quik-Pik Thumbpick
ProPik® Quik-Pik™ Thumbpick 2

ProPik® Quik-Pik™ Thumbpick

11-206-3013

Regular price$16.00
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Narrow width plectrum produces a bright tone and glides easily across the string.

Streamlined design feels ultra-light on your thumb.

Pick attaches securely to your thumb without being overly tight. Minor adjustments made quickly and easily without the need for specialized tools.

DETAILS

  • Plectrum Thickness: .050"
  • Material: Nickel-Silver/Delrin Combo
  • Made in USA

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Overall rating: 4.5084743 / 5 from 59 reviews.

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The pik's work great.

"The pik's work great."

— John W. (5/5)

I like them

"nice fit"

— Rad S. (5/5)

This pick will work in a pinch

"The metal, while it can be bent to fit doesn’t work quite as well as an all synthetic pick of the same type by another manufacturer. It might be that the actual pick needs to be just a few mm longer"

— Hugh M. (3/5)

Oro Pik, eh!

"It doesn't sound as good as I expected. It seems to scrape the string."

— Charles K. (3/5)

Got what I ordered

"Got what I ordered"

— ronald b. (4/5)

Favorite picks

"As someone who has sworn off finger picks due to discomfort and general weirdness, these truly have been a game changer. Much more natural feeling and something I feel like I can use regularly."

— Victor D. (5/5)

Not for me

"Pick gets hung up way too easily"

— Kevin c. (2/5)

Comfortable, balanced picking for acoustic guitar.

"I use this for acoustic guitar along with Deering fingertone fingerpicks. I tried this as an alternative to a nickel thumb pick I had within a set of nickel fingerpicks. That tended to make the bass strings too loud and was not designed for upstrokes. This solves both of those issues. The metal wrap can be manipulated to fit securely where you want it, and I found that filing the plastic pick worked well to give it a length and shape suited to my playing. I like the small size of the plastic pick - it doesn't take much to get a bright attack and still feels nearly like playing with the thumb itself. Another fun application I didn't anticipate is using it with electric bass. I'll play primarily with the fingers, but every once in awhile make an easy switch to a picked tone."

— Ryan B. (5/5)

Comfortable to play with but

"Comfortable to play with but the metal strapping seems to bend and loosen a little too easily."

— Terry M. (4/5)

Pro Pik Quik Pik Thumbpick

"Not for me. I like the all plastic piks better. Just my preference. No worries! I still love Deering😉"

— Arthur I. (2/5)

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