Detail 01
Ultex material
A stiff, hard polymer. Attack is bright and clicky compared to nylon or celluloid, and it resists wear well.

Independent shopping perspective
Six .73 mm Ultex picks in a rounded triangle shape. For players who want a stiff, bright pick with three usable tips per piece.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
A stiff, hard polymer. Attack is bright and clicky compared to nylon or celluloid, and it resists wear well.
Detail 02
Medium gauge. Enough flex for strumming, enough backbone for single notes. A common all-purpose starting thickness.
Detail 03
Three identical tips per pick. Rotate as one wears, and the larger body is easier to hold than a teardrop.
Detail 04
Enough to stash in a case, a pocket, and on the amp. Picks disappear; buying singly gets old fast.
Detail 05
Bright color is easier to spot on a dark floor or inside a soundhole than black or grey.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It sits in the medium range. Thin picks run around .50 mm and heavy ones past 1.0 mm. .73 mm strums and picks single notes without committing hard either way.
Ultex is harder and brighter with a smoother, glossier feel. Tortex has a matte, grippy surface and a slightly softer, warmer attack at the same thickness.
Yes. The tips are identical, so rotate the pick when one starts to wear and you effectively get three tips per pick.
Yes. .73 mm is usable on both. Bass players often go heavier for more attack, and heavy acoustic strummers sometimes prefer thinner.
Reference
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