Harley Benton Nylon Player Pick Set 1,2mm

I am using it playing some punk and metal riffs. I like the texture of these picks, it gives me a better grip especially I got pretty sweaty hands when playing for hours.

The material seems to be cheap so they will be worn out quite quickly, but hey, look at price. What what you expect from pick by the way?

I picked these up during my quest for the perfect pick, as I had long since considered that nylon is the perfect material and 1.2mm is approximating the perfect thickness, however the end result on these particular picks is not as perfect as I imagined, due to the overall shape, which does not distinguish them that much from your average 351 pick, or tortex for that matter (which I am personally not a fan of).

The main drawback however is the texture, they are not very grippy at all, quite slippery, and this is a dealbreaker.

Good value for money . I use them in rehearsals and in live gigs.
Good average smooth sound not too hard not too soft when used with clean sound and nickel wound strings. Good grip , never lost it in gigs.

While Pic preference is very much down to the individuals needs, Harley Benton offer an interesting choice for the beginner guitarist. The plastic is extremely firm and the grip feels quite abrasive to the skin. Good to give out to students if you are a tutor.

surface is gritty, so it's good for me who easy sweat. however, it make friction to strings when you picking (cuz surface all gritty). It might okay if you get used to it.

The picks are surprisingly good considering the price!
PROS: The grip is safe thanks to the size and surface texture.
CONS: The texture is not as good as on the 0,96 mm... This is less "rough". They should improve it.
The durability is the same as pricier picks.
Overall I am very satisfied with the items.

These picks are really usefull and great for the price ofcourse! It has a rough plastic which is great for grip! It does the job!