Detail 01
.80 mm thickness
Medium gauge. Enough flex to soften strumming attack, enough body to pick single notes cleanly.

Independent shopping perspective
Six .80 mm picks with a cork grip pad bonded to the face. For players who lose grip on smooth picks mid-song.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Medium gauge. Enough flex to soften strumming attack, enough body to pick single notes cleanly.
Detail 02
A cork pad on the face grabs even when damp. Cork keeps its grip where plastic texture gets slick with sweat.
Detail 03
Common 351-style outline. Drops straight into your usual grip and playing angle.
Detail 04
Six picks, about 83 cents each. Enough to stash a few without buying a full dozen.
Detail 05
Visible against a dark pickguard or stage floor when you drop one.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Cork is a bonded pad and wears with playing rather than staying pristine. Heavy strumming and hard grips shorten its life faster than light playing.
Medium. It sits in the middle of the common range, flexible enough for strumming and stiff enough for single notes.
Six, all .80 mm.
Cork grips differently. Molded plastic texture is permanent but can get slick when wet; cork holds grip when damp but wears down over time.
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