Wedgie WPSP-1 Guitar Pick Sampler Pack and Headstock Pick Holder. 6 Nylon, 6 Clear, 6 Delrin, 6 Rubber, and 1 Flexx (25 Count)

Really like these Picks, especially the rubber ones. They have a nice contour in them that helps old geezers like me with weaker hands hold on pretty well. I have bought two(2) of the sampler packs and tried them all out on my guitars. I like them and they give you a lot of different kinds of picky and different stiffness (gauges). I guess nylon, delrin etc as well. gives you lots of attack/tonal choice and I like playing with thinner picks just for me on my acoustics and stiffer thicker picks when I wanna rock out and play my electrics loud or quiet they are great plectrums. Lots of choice is usually a good thing. To the rubber picks: They are better than the current lot of felt picks that I have tried for Ukulele. I had a really nice old i.e. like 1960 felt pick that I got with my first Uke from my uncle and none of the newer felt picks feel as good play as well or sound as good as that old green felt pick and the new ones aren't shaped as well. These rubbers are nice and enjoy playing all styles and instruments with them including my bass and resonator guitar as well. I also like Snarling Dog Brain Picks too but thats another story.

In buying this set, I found the pick that I like and then bought more of that type.The Wedgie WNPP60 0.60mm Nylon Pick.

Why don't they sell a sampler pack of the RUBBER picks? Everybody knows what delrin etc. picks sound like. Nobody knows what a rubber pick sounds like, let alone whether a 5.0 medium is going to suit their style better than a 3.1 hard or whatever. Wedgie should offer one of each of the rubber picks - because that's the unique thing that sets them apart - for $10 or $12 & forget the other stuff.

This is an excellent way to try out all the different picks made by Wedgie and to support a company that manufactures its products domestically (if you live in the US at any rate). I just got a guitar after not playing for years and in the past only played classical guitar as a tween; if I chose to strum I could just use my fingers, but this is not very comfortable with a steel string guitar. This is an easy way to try many kinds of pick to see which feel and sound you like; I only wish more companies did this. I strongly recommend this to anyone who is new to using a pick or who wants to try the picks froma different company. I am happy to find the rubber picks as they make the sound I was looking for for some of what I have been working on.I plan to try every pick in this package and am sure I won't like them all since I don't know of anyone who likes every kind of pick out there.

Keep on plinking!

Love the selection. You get everything labeled on a whiteboard pic posted by another reviewer. Only issue for me was the wedgie pick holder sometimes gets dislodged when transferring my guitar into/out of its soft, padded case. It has only once fallen off entirely. It mostly ends up skewed on the strings no matter how closely it is seated. But I didn't deduct a star as it could be because my guitar is a Taylor GS Mini (slightly smaller acoustic guitar) and I'm a newbie with guitars. Overall, I'm very pleased with this purchase.

I'm very much a guitar beginner so I'm still experimenting with some things to see what works best for me. I was actually looking only for the Wedgie pick holder and came across this sampler pack (which includes the pick holder) so I figured what the heck, let's give it a shot. I gotta tell you, after trying a bunch of these, what I thought I liked before is not what I like now. Because I was able to experiment with so many different materials and thicknesses, I have discovered I like a much thinner pick than what I was using. I'm also somewhat intrigued by the rubber picks, which I don't think I would have purchased on their own. A very unique sound on an acoustic.. Once I get a little better I think I'll be trying those a little more extensively.All of the Wedgie picks also have a contour on the body so you get a much more positive grip than with standard picks.The one thing that I have really gravitated toward is the flexx pick. I'm sure I will learn proper strumming technique, but in the meantime this little sucker makes it wayyy too easy to sound like I almost know what I'm doing.

The rubber and rubber like ones are amazing. Of course this sample pack has some picks that I consider to be junk(personal preference). The ones I really like are worth the cost alone.Now one thing I did notice is the styles that i did not like were very well made and for those styles they seem to be top quality.