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BoloPick Felt Picks for Ukulele 6 Pack (Be Bright and Pastel)

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Color: Be Bright and Pastel


Features

  • BoloPick Felt Picks are the ultimate in Quality and Durability.
  • BoloPick Ukulele Picks are same profile as Standard 351 guitar pick shape, and 3mm thick.
  • Firm enough for precise picking, yet produce a soft strum if held gently.
  • Long-lasting, BoloPick picks can be washed gently, air dried & reused.
  • Available in 6, 8, and 12 packs in a wide variety of colors and combinations.
  • Perfect for Ukulele, guitar, Banjo, and Bass.
  • An excellent gift item.
  • Proudly Made in the USA.

Description

BoloPick Felt Picks are the ultimate in Quality and Durability. Firm enough for precise picking, yet produce a soft strum if held gently. Long-lasting, BoloPick picks can be washed gently, air dried & reused. ​Available in 6, 8, and 12 packs in a wide variety of colors and combinations. Visit our Amazon Store. Proudly Made in the USA.


Item Weight: 1.58 ounces


Package Dimensions: 3.6 x 1.7 x 0.2 inches


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: parent


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: March 27, 2017


Color Name: Be Bright and Pastel


Compatible Devices: Ukulele, Guitar, Bass, Banjo


Guitar Pick Thickness: 3mm Synthetic Felt


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  • Grinning OnThese Picks: 6 BoloPick Synthetic Felt Picks for Ukulele
Color: An Original Recipe
Musicians can be particular about certain aspects of their tools. Strings, necks, instrument bodies, woods, etc. Picks are up there with the rest. Good thing about picks, they‘re relatively inexpensive to experiment with as you journey toward your ‘tone’ and playing style. I purchased the BoloPick synthetic felt picks because they were advertised as being “softer and smaller than typical felt picks”. I wanted a felt pick with more flex and thought this product could be the one. I was right on picking the Bolos, but first some rudimentary dimensions. -- BoloPick Synthetic Felt Pick Stats -------------------------------------- ~ Width: 1-1/8 inch ~ Length: 1-1/4 inch ~ Thickness: 1/8 inch My Other felt picks are the same exact-sized, are hard, and ‘Real-felt’ picks. But, they are really too stiff and inflexible for my taste. So much so that if you attempt to bend them they will snap. An advantage to a hard Real-felt pick is that it produces a softer sound than a plastic or nylon pick but you still get the quick attack of a hard pick. So that’s good, right? Yeah, depends on what your style of playing. The Others being as big as they are and so stiff there is little play when strumming the uke. The hard stiff felt picks are great for single string picking, or leads, but it feels like there is a piece of metal between my fingers when I play. They just don’t feel right in my hand. If they were smaller there might be a compromise there for some lead playing. The Bolo synthetic felt picks are the same exact thickness as my Other Stiff Real-felt picks. Difference is the Bolos give nicely and feel good between my fingers when I strum. The grip is just as good as Other uke felt picks but I still get the soft sound on those uke strings. The Bolo pick feels less cumbersome and much more comfortable than the Other Real-felt pick. So if you are used to having a little give, or bend, in your picks the Bolo picks are the ones for you. I would say they remind me of a medium gauge nylon pick, about 70mm thick. Enough give to allow a faster easier strum and stiff enough to allow some picking and grinning. When Bolo says they are 'synthetic' I don’t know exactly what that means. Just that they are not real felt, as far as I can go with the hypothesis. Real felt is a combo of fabrics compressed together. The Other felt picks I own are made of cotton and wool and are stiff as a board. So I am okay going non-organic with the ‘synthetic felt’ pick because they are what works well for me. 5 Stars for my find of the month due to its nice response, great feel between the fingers and a softer uke sound. The Others are just not my style but if you want a slightly louder sound and be able to pick the strings then go for the stiff hard unyielding felt pick. It’s all personal. Just have fun doing it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2016 by DMG

  • Awesome picks!!
Color: An Original Recipe
These picks are great!! I just picked up playing the uke and strumming is a big struggle with my arthritis. I also play the guitar but this has never been a problem because I had a pick, but guitar picks make the ukulele sound harsh. These picks don't take away the gentle and pleasant sound of the uke, and they actually add to the clarity of the strumming patterns!! Arthritis or not these are a definite essential for a new player to have!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2016 by cow

  • Absolutely love these!!!!!
Color: Cute Pink Lemonade
Okay, I've read some reviews and you either love these or hate them. I happen to love them. Here's the deal, they are VERY STIFF, and hard when they are new, so when you strum they have a very loud sound to your instrument. BUT... after you break them in by using them, they give you a beautiful mellow sound. I've got one broken in beautifully, and an breaking in another one so I'll have two when I go play with my friends and family. I highly recommend these but be patient... Good sounds come to those who are willing to break them in! Happy Strumming. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2020 by Roxanne

  • Not impressed with how these feel
Color: An Original Recipe
I keep my fingernails quite short, so when I first picked up the ukulele, I wanted to try some uke picks to see if that would help with tone. Using these felt picks helps me to project better than with my bare fingers. However, I feel that the picks are just too thick. They tend to get caught on strings, and to my ear they dig in TOO much, and can make the uke sound really forceful and unnatural. The worst part is that it is extremely difficult to hold on to these, so I feel like I have no control over my sound when the pick is sliding all over the place. I think the ideal uke pick would be a tad thinner, or at least less stiff, and would have some sort of grip on one end to be able to get a hold of it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2018 by Colin Hemphill

  • The tone is not what I'd hope.
Color: Pretty Pink
There isn't a quality issue here, but one of simply not liking the product. It's one of taste. But, if you're looking for a full, round, mellow tone, these aren't what you want. They're too hard. They produce a loud percussive noise - no worse than any other thick pick, but no better, as I'd been hoping, and a nylon pick gives you more of a mellow sound, with less treble. I just don't see the point to these. Any plastic pick will serve you just as well, and any nylon pick better, if you're after what I was. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2017 by Lorestream

  • Good for ukes
Color: An Original Recipe
Easy to hold. Good for ukes
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2021 by TheBagman

  • They serve their purpose well, but their purpose honestly isn't a necessary one
Color: An Original Recipe
When I first got my ukulele, before I had developed the necessary finger calluses from repeated practice, I really thought I would want picks for my instrument. I bought these as felt is ideal for plastic uke strings! They definitely do work, and the fact that they produce a different timbre of sound than finger-strumming can be useful for some songs, but honestly I find that I rarely ever use the picks now. They are well constructed and the colours are nice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2017 by Jess Vee

  • Great product. I got exactly what is in the ...
Color: Pretty Pink
Great product. I got exactly what is in the picture including the packaging. The picks work really well for my ukulele and make my lunch time private jam sessions a lot of fun. I ordered the pink color. I've used 2 of them and they are breaking in rather well. I tested two of the picks by throwing them in hot water with mild hand soap to wash off the greasiness from my fingers. I put the picks on the window sill to dry in the sun. They were fine and were no longer greasy. So overall a great product. Will order more again in the future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2018 by Unruly_CurlyMe

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