Getting To Grips With 'Chicken Picks'

Getting to grips with Chicken Picks!
We interrupt our regularly-scheduled programme to take a quick look at some boutique guitar picks.
Chicken Picks are extremely durable and they sound great! In this video, I pretty much get try out their entire range!
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[@janetsimmons5264]

Wow! How about growing your nails?!! The chicken picks look nice and it sounds good. From Janet xx

[@robertclarkguitar]

Partial paralysis picking hand and drumming hand keys etc. Has me always having to make due. I use my index finger nail. I often have string noise due to not feeling the dampening contact as well on hand. So ive go my own sound i guess. Hahah. I might try a pic again soon in a video and see how bad it is. Lol

[@andy_k81]

I can see you're using the left-handed ones, do they do ones for the right-hand as well?

[@tonybraines7172]

😅

[@Poopbutt2134]

Is it just me or is that size thick as hell

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

Yeah, some of the picks are up to 2.7mm thick, but they don't feel as heavy as even a 2mm Dunlop pick, because they taper off towards the edges, which makes them surprisingly comfortable to grip.