Banjo Finger Picks
The Fred Kelly Delrin Freedom Pick is a new innovation in finger pick design and is ideal for guitar and in particular Clawhammer Banjo. The Delrin provides a very comfortable fit and natural feel on the strings.
From Dr Sherpa, a pair of Nickel steel finger picks and a shell thumb pick. A matched set for picking in the Scruggs Three-Finger-Style. The finger picks are adjustable for size, the thumb pick is Standard size that will fit medium to large thumbs.
The Fred Kelly Poly Freedom Pick is a new innovation in finger pick design and is Ideal for guitar and in particular Frailing and Clawhammer banjo.
From Alaska Pik USA, the over the finger, under the nail finger and thumbnail pick for stringed instrument pickers on banjo, mandolin, guitar, autoharp, dulcimer, harp, ukulele etc. These innovative USA designed and made picks can be manicured, clipped and filed to a preferred shape and length. Please see below for user and 'manicure' instructions
Genuine "German Silver" (Nickel, Zinc, and Copper Alloy) of extra light weight. Pointed Tips make perfect clean attack at any angle. When worn backwards on the middle finger it can be used to great effect for Clawhammer banjo.
Performance boosting! These one-of-a-kind angled picks let you hit the strings squarely with minimized finger movement, so you get a boost of tone, speed and volume. Super comfortable fit—stays tight and secure to your finger without pinching or digging into cuticle.
Super comfortable fit—stays tight and secure to your finger without pinching or digging into cuticle. Choose between Brass or Nickel Plated and blade style. See chart for details.
The National NP2-B Original design vintage Brass finger pick. Made in the USA to the exact design of the National Patent #1787136 that was registered on December 30th 1930. As National say it’s “The Pick the Pros Pick!” … This excellent pick is contoured for comfort and has the classic single six-hole wrap, smoothly finished in .025” gauge brass for that softer tone and sound off the strings.
From Dr Sherpa, a pair of nickel steel finger picks and a nickel steel thumb pick. A matched Set of .015" picks for Power Picking in the Scruggs Three-Finger-Style. The finger picks are adjustable for size, the thumb pick is Standard size that is adjustable to fit medium to large thumbs.
The National NP2-SS Original design vintage Stainless Steel finger pick. Made in the USA to the exact design of the National Patent #1787136 that was registered on December 30th 1930. As National say it’s “The Pick the Pros Pick!” … This excellent pick is contoured for comfort and has the classic single six-hole wrap, smoothly finished in .025” gauge nickel silver.
A Thumb and Finger Pik 'Extra Comfortable Split Wrap Style' set for banjo players ...Also excellent for fingerstyle guitar, resophonic guitar, steel guitar and autoharp. This Nickel Silver set will give a brighter tone than brass, and is excellent for bluegrass style. Available in Medium or Large. Set includes one ProPik Good Grips Metal-Plastic Thumb Pick and two extra comfortable Split Wrap Style fingerpicks.
Super comfortable fit—stays tight and secure to your finger without pinching or digging into cuticle.
Dedicated clawhammer banjo pick for improved tone and volume. Available in Medium or Large.
With its exposed fingertip design, this pick lets you touch the string as you play for greater control and a natural feel. You'll also get an increase in volume. Unlike your natural fingernails, that can break or wear thin, Finger-Tones work like the perfect nail: always ready to use and maintenance free. Made of Nickel-silver, they will hold up to frequent use and they are lightweight and non-bulky. Large or Medium.
- Made in the U.S.A
A 'Set of 5' Alaska Pik's with your choice of sizes...Please tell us the sizes that you require by writing in the 'special instructions' section when you order.
From Alaska Pik USA, the over the finger, under the nail finger and thumbnail pick for stringed instrument pickers on banjo, mandolin, guitar, autoharp, dulcimer, harp, ukulele etc. These innovative USA designed and made picks can be manicured, clipped and filed to a preferred shape and length. Please see below for user and 'manicure' instructions
From Jim Dunlop USA a pair of nickel silver finger picks and a LEFT HANDED thumb pick. Available in a selection of sizes, please see below for more details.
What sets Reso finger picks apart from the ones that you currently use is Reso's angled blade. Made for the technical demands of steel and resophonic guitar playing, these angled blade picks let you hit the strings more efficiently without contorting your hand or fingers. Increase tone, speed and volume with Reso guitar picks.
Sized for women and children. No altering or reshaping of large size picks to get them to fit your fingers; play in comfort right from the start.
Inspired by the popular National pick made in the late 20’s, this ProPik combines vintage style looks with a more comfortable fit. A special pierced wrap secures the pick to your finger without needing to be overly tight. These picks are made for playing banjo, fingerstyle guitar, dobro, lap steel, pedal steel, resophonic guitar, Steel guitar and Autoharp.
The ProPik Heritage fingerpicks are based on a pair of Earl Scruggs' 1950’s National oval eight picks that were used during the recording of "Pike County Breakdown", featuring Lester Flatt and the Foggy Mountain Boys, in October of 1950. Following that session, Earl gave the picks to Dobro legend, Tut Taylor, who approached Scruggs about what picks he used.
Many decades later, those same picks made their way to Deering artist and R&D advisor, Jens Kruger, who had become very close with Taylor and they became the base for the new Heritage picks. These picks are the exact dimensions of Earl’s Pike County Breakdown picks, and each blade is individually buffed and angled backward for a played-in feel, as well as less resistance against the strings.
Wes Corbett (Molly Tuttle, Sam Bush Band) commented:
“The Heritage is my favorite new prewar style pick. The craftsmanship is beautiful and the tone is balanced no matter where you place your right hand.” - Wes Corbett