STP60

Been through hundreds of picks but never finding a keeper. Took a shot at Blue Chip. Will never use another pick. Nothing is even close. Best $ I ever spent on this very expensive activity.

I switched from Jazz III's to Red Bear and then finally to these and I'm never going to anything else. I was a little leery of the size as I was used to smaller picks but these shred! I mainly play electric guitar live with Steven Bankey & The Flatland Band, but I use these on all my guitars (Acoustic and Electric) in every style I play (Jazz, Fusion, Rock, Funk, Bluegrass, and Blues!). Not only do they play incredibly fast and feel amazing but the tone you get is second to none. I've had nothing but excellent customer service from this company. I'll keep buying picks from you when I need them but it's so rare because it takes forever to wear them out. I also just bought a thumbpick from here for my pedal steel. Thanks so much!!

I think the tone and control of these picks are superior to any other pick on the market. I've been using blue chip picks for over a year and I can't see any wear. I think these pick have improved my playing. I will always buy these picks, as long as I'm able to play guitar. The only time that I've had to repurchase these picks, is if I lose it, they don't seem to wear out.

I was surprised the STP was so much smaller than the CT55 but as I use it more I’m loving it. I have small hands/fingers. The STP feels just right in my hand. Like Goldilocks!

I have owned and lost lots of bluechip picks for different playing styles and instruments, but this is the one you keep in your pocket. It's good for flatpicking/mandolin, and small enough to chicken pick on telecaster. It's even become my favorite archtop jazz pick.

I ordered this pick to compare with my regular TPR's. The STP is an excellent pick it just didn't suite but I prefer the sound & feel I get with a TPR. I exchanged the STP for a TPR plus purchased an additional TPR; it all went well. thanks for the great service.

I use a lot of different picks, experiment a lot. The STP60 is the right shape for me, and just recently bought one without the speed bevel, which I like a little more. Absolutely no pick noise, which is nice for recording with bright guitars, ala tele. One request is if you could make that shape with sharper points, like your Jazz pick? I'd buy a few!

I've tried many Blue Chip picks and as a flatpicker the STP 60 gives me great tone and projection when combined with a great steel string dreadnought and medium gauge strings. I like it's thickness and unique size. Sadly, I lost one in my large, cozy recliner and had to order another immediately. These picks glide effortlessly over strings and simply don't show any wear!

I love the small size of the STP 60, perfect thickness for mandolin playing. I get volume in decent tone. This three-cornered pic will certainly last for a very long time, definitely worth the money.