TPR50

I been using Red Bear picks for a couple of years now. I like the tone but the problem is they break. The BlueChip TPR 50 has better tone and appears to be indestructible. It's also easy to hold (doesn't slip out easily). It's a little shorter than I'd like but I'm getting use to it. I'll be ordering more soon.

This pick was easy to hold and hold onto. It spreads smoothly across the string when playing chords or taking breaks on my guitar. It also did well when playing my mando. I plan on buying more.

I saw the TPR45 was custom designed for Doyle, so i figured this design was more than likely what I was looking for. I was right! Great Job Guys!! Absolutely my favorite pick, the tortoise has been stashed away.

The TPR 50 gives me a beautiful, bell-like tone and great control. I have yet to see any sign of wear after 2 years. I've tried most of the high-end, boutique picks out there, including real tortoise, and the BlueChip suits me best. The tortoises of the world thank you.

I thought my TPR45 was the best Blue Chip I've played for acoustic guitar until I got my TPR50. The TPR50 is an even better thickness for me and I really like the rounded edge shape for my bluegrass style of guitar playing. I tried a TPR60 which didn't do it for me but the TPR50 is just what the doctor ordered.........

This is a perfect thickness and shape for general acoustic guitar playing. Super smooth release, nice round defined tone. Three consistent rounded points with a bevel means there's no wrong way to hold it - all three sides are identical. Up to now I used the shoulder of a standard 451 pick - The TPR has a similar shape and feel but the same on all three sides and definitely more smoothly tooled and durable. Max

mandolin pick amazing!!!!!

if you are a gutair player and you need this pick best one for gutair. its a amazingley good !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!