Fingerpicks

National Stainless Steel Finger Picks (4 pack) Long a favorite among steel guitar players, the patented National picks are now packaged by D'Addario. Once bent to your comfort, these picks maintain  maintain their shape for many years. National...

Dunlop Gauged Mini Nickel-Silver Finger Pick These mini picks are designed for people with small hands, or people who just prefer a smaller pick.  Dunlop finger picks are available in six different gauges, from .013 (very light) to .025 (very...

Dunlop Gauged Brass Finger Pick Dunlop finger picks are available in six different gauges, from .013 (very light) to .025 (very heavy).  Most steel guitarists use two, but some use three.  The choice of gauge is a personal preference. ...

Jim Dunlop .025 Nickel Silver Finger Pick Dunlop finger picks are available in six different gauges, from .013 (very light) to .025 (very heavy).  Most steel guitarists use two, but some use three.  The choice of gauge is a personal preference...

Jim Dunlop .0225 Nickel Silver Finger Pick Dunlop finger picks are available in six different gauges, from .013 (very light) to .025 (very heavy).  Most steel guitarists use two, but some use three.  The choice of gauge is a personal...

Dunlop .020 Nickel Silver Finger Pick Dunlop finger picks are available in six different gauges, from .013 (very light) to .025 (very heavy).  Most steel guitarists use two, but some use three.  The choice of gauge is a personal preference...

Dunlop .018 Nickel Silver Finger Pick Dunlop finger picks are available in six different gauges, from .013 (very light) to .025 (very heavy).  Most steel guitarists use two, but some use three.  The choice of gauge is a personal preference...

Jim Dunlop .015 Nickel Silver Finger Pick Dunlop finger picks are available in six different gauges, from .013 (very light) to .025 (very heavy).  Most steel guitarists use two, but some use three.  The choice of gauge is a personal preference...

Jim Dunlop .013 Nickel Silver Finger Pick Dunlop finger picks are available in six different gauges, from .013 (very light) to .025 (very heavy).  Most steel guitarists use two, but some use three.  The choice of gauge is a personal preference...