TD60

That’s about all I can say. Put it in my leather Gibson pic pouch that I’ve carried on my keychain for years no problem. Lost my keys never even got to try out pic. But I’m sure it was as awesome as it looked.

These two were probably my 7th or 8th TD 60s. I keep at least one in each of my main guitar cases and in my wallet. I also have two or three JD Crowe thumbpicks... you think I like them? They don't seem to wear out and I haven't lost one yet although I did give one to my bandmates grandson. Great product. They glide through the strings and deliver great tone.

There’s a reason John Mayer and Billy Strings use Blue Chip. Perfect. And don’t think picks don’t matter: they’re first in your signal chain.

Great pick. However, I ordered it too thick. Accidentally. I need a less thick pick.

After going to Django in June and realizing all the best players are using the round edge of the classic shape guitar pick, I decided to try out this TD60 and haven't looked back since. This pick offers the best fluidity, grip, and tone of all I've tried. After thoroughly experimenting with all the cheaper brands, this pick is well worth the investment and is light years ahead of the game. It stays with my gypsy guitar at all times. I have other Bluechips for other instruments. It's important to pair your instrument with the right pick and I've found this is the perfect pairing for gypsy jazz.

I have an array of thicker flatpicks, including real tortoise, but this TD60 is immediately among my top few. The bevels are refined and the material is easy to maintain a grip on, and the tone is not at all 'clacky' but a little darker, very much like the now illegal hawksbill. Yesterday I ordered a TD80 to have another Blue Chip alternative to this excellent TD60 that's now right next to my older Collings dreadnaught.

I thought what the heck. Everyone seems to like these so why not give it a try? Happy I did. Now I know why Blue Chip is the choice of flat pickers. Fast and slick with zero resistance and best of all it doesn’t slip around in your fingers. Very happy with Blue Chip!

Pretty happy with it so far. Has a nice sweet sound, though not as bright of an attack as the Thermex picks I've been using, which I think are still my preferred pick. It'll fit in my arsenal of picks pretty nicely though, probably my second choice pick. I've only had it about a week or so, and despite having played it a lot over the weekend, no signs of wear, so it seems like the durability claims will hold up!

I did not know what to expect. This is now the only pick I use. It sounds so nice on my D18.