
Dunlop · Picks
Tortex Standard
0.60 mm orange, 12 pack
The Delrin pick that replaced tortoiseshell, in the gauge most people settle on
A dollar's worth of plastic that changes your tone more than a pedal
Thickness is the whole argument. A thin pick flexes and strums chords evenly, which is why they come with beginner guitars; a thick one does not flex, so it transfers more of your hand to the string and gives cleaner single notes. Most players own both and stop thinking about it. Buy a variety pack first and find out which you reach for.

Dunlop · Picks
0.60 mm orange, 12 pack
The Delrin pick that replaced tortoiseshell, in the gauge most people settle on

D'Addario · Picks
Medium 0.70 mm, 10 pack, assorted
Ten medium celluloid picks, which is the gauge most players end up on anyway

Fender · Picks
12 pack, thin, medium and heavy
Three thicknesses in one bag, which is the only sensible way to buy your first picks

ROTOPATA · Picks
15 pack with organiser box
The same three-thickness idea, more picks, and a box to lose them in less often