Detail 01
Medium/long size
Longer body covers more strings across the neck. Easier for full chords in open tuning, heavier on your finger.

Independent shopping perspective
A Joe Perry signature slide in the medium/long size. For slide players who want a specific fit rather than a generic tube.

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
Longer body covers more strings across the neck. Easier for full chords in open tuning, heavier on your finger.
Detail 02
Slides are sized like rings. Too loose and it wobbles off; too tight and you can't get it on.
Detail 03
Small/short runs U.S. ring size 5-3/8, small/long size 7-3/4, large/long size 9. Measure before ordering.
Detail 04
A thicker wall adds mass on the string, which sustains longer but demands a lighter touch to stay clean.
Detail 05
A long slide spans all six strings. A short one favors single notes and leaves room to fret behind it.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Most players use the ring or pinky finger, which leaves the others free to fret. Pinky gives the most freedom, ring finger gives more control.
Use a ring sizer or an existing ring on the finger you'll wear it on. This one is medium/long; other sizes in the line run from U.S. 5-3/8 to 9.
Usually yes. Low action causes the slide to rattle against frets. Raising the action and moving to heavier strings makes slide playing much cleaner.
Yes. Acoustics often work better for slide since they typically have higher action and heavier strings already.
Reference
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