Pickboy Carbon Nylon Pick Set 1,00

These picks are very good suited for speedy picking.
I play fast metal riffs, and most pickups just end up sounding pretty scratchy when you do the fast stuff.
The pros:
They are solid and hard, with a sharp point, which makes for a clear attack sound without loss of speed. No flapping, like with most Dunlop picks, which I find pretty annoying for anything but acoustic guitar. They also seem to not wear down at all, which is surprising. Most picks are pretty quickly gone when you play 167 bpm speed- and thrash metal, but these almost feel like they are made of metal, but without the clangs that e.g. a coin would give.
Cons:
None, really, unless you mind a cannabis leaf on your picks, which for some people might give some annoying questions from squares or parents.

All in all, they are well made, nicely shaped, great picks, for a good price.

I play gigs every week and sweat quite a lot and I always had a slight problem with the grip of the picks I used, especially during the end of the set when I'm really sweaty. These seem to stay with me for the whole gig and I've not had any issue with the pick slipping away from me. The hemp leaf design seems to aid for a better grip. The pointy edge is perfect for fast picking and accuracy. This is the first time I've used a pick with a pointy edge and it was very easy for me to switch from my regular Dunlops to these. The only con I have found is that they seem to wear out faster than other picks I used in the past

my favourite guitar picks

those are my favourite guitary picks and i use those kind of picks since more than a decade, for me they are the ideal picks, as they feel great, dont slip in the fingers, they have a good attack, but not as sharp and tingly as nylon ones. they sound a tiny bit more mellow to me.
Tough they wear off pretty fast, but that also depends on how hard you play and how often you play.

i use those 1.00 strength on my electric guitars and 0.85 strength on my acoustics.

if you are unsure, lets give it try, you have nothing too loose but you can gain experience