Better performance, more Tone.

Play faster and easier

Whether you play blues, heavy metal, rock, country, pop, jazz or any other genre, ChickenPicks help improve the sound, speed, and control of your playing.

The thickness of the body, coupled with the texture of these picks make it very easy to hold while at the same time, avoiding the need to grip too firmly.

The result is less hand fatigue, less string breakage, less pick slippage, making it easier to focus on precision, speed, and the nuances of your playing.

The material used in the process is very rigid (not bending at all), eliminating any pick drag thereby allowing YOU to control YOUR sound. Less handfatique and more control!

To get a full sound with thinner picks you have to pick harder than you do with a ChickenPicks® guitar pick. This means that you will have less handfatigue and more control instead of using a conventional pick. A ChickenPicks® guitar pick will reduce string breakage as well.

Why ChickenPicks guitar picks…??

Unique material, longer lasting and more comfort

ChickenPicks are unique in it’s design and manufacturing process.

The beveled edges allow the pick to glide on and off the string effortlessly making it easier to play (as compared to a conventional thick- or heavy pick.

It just takes very little effort to get used to these picks, which just wear a little bit, right in the way you play.

The thermosetting plastic, the material used, is much harder and denser than all other plastics avoiding chipped edges, and ensuring months, if not years, of uninhibited, uninterrupted playability.

Multifunctional

The beveled edges all around, allow for every side of the pick to be used, making it adaptable to most any picking style.

Sound

More mass = More tone !

Even when playing near to the bridge you will be able to create more volume, depth- and mids.

Not those plinky thin-, annoying- and unwanted clacky overtones, but a more pronounced loud-, clear- and bright tone.

Due to the material and beveled edges ChickenPicks guitar picks are very adaptive to pinch harmonics, which have never been easier to create.