Fender Fender Class. Celluloid Pick M

My friends birthday is coming up who is lead quitarist in our band. He likes to use these fender picks. Can't say these picks are better than others. They feel like most celluloid picks. Also they look pretty simple. But they are his "weapon of choice" and I'll give them as a present for his birthday.

You can't have too many picks. As every guitarplayer knows - One does not simply put down a guitarpick and expect to find it there later. :D

This and the Hard pick by fender just feel really nice to me, use the M for funky rythm and H for rock and bluesy music.

Ok, but that's it: they felt too much like plastic and they didn't last particularly long. I'm sure there are better guitar pics out there.

These picks are OK, but I found as I played and my hands got sweaty the pick would slip in my grip so I changed to a non celluloid pick.
If you're happy with celluloid picks then there's nothing wrong with them.

It's strange, because these picks don't have any performation.. but it's pleasure to play with them. They are not falling down all the time.
The Fender logo will be removed just after first usage. Picks will be just white. Quality of pick (painted logo not counted) is really good.

Amazing grip and the right flexibility. The brand speaks by itself

I found these to be great quality but a bit stiff for a medium.

I've reviewed these before and it's really simple. Fender take care in everything they do. From the humble plectrum to the custom shop guitar

picks are picks. gotta love 'em

This shape and thickness is what I've grown up with and always used. These picks never let me down!