Pick Geek Guitar and Bass Pick Set Review







If you have a child who plays the guitar, then you know how many picks you go through. These disappear quicker than socks in the dryer. I didn't have to worry about her breaking the picks just losing them. But it is a good advertisement for Pick Geek because each of the picks have the logo and company name on them.

Each tin of these picks would make a great gift. Birthdays, Christmas or for your child, how about their Easter basket. Yes, my older teens still get baskets.

There are 32 picks in each cube. But 16 Picks in the tin we received. The little metal tin is about the size of a tin of mints and would fit anywhere. Just toss the tin in your pocket or guitar case. It snacks shut so that you don't have to worry about them falling all over your bag. The tin has what they are calling a click clack lid. Just push on the middle of the lid to click it open and push on the sides to clack it shut. Very simple. It was nice though that my 2 year old couldn't open her sisters case. Out of the 16 Picks there are 4 different thickness of picks: Extra Heavy (1.5mm); Heavy (0.96mm); Medium (0.71mm) & Thin (0.46mm)

Pick Geek picks come with a five year, no hassles replacement guarantee. And as if that wasn't enough, the pick boxes are being shipped in a FREE Kraft cube gift box, offering a bit of flare and making it an easy purchase for gifting.



We have some Bass player friends who would just love these. Also a great way to make sure all your guitarists have the same designed pick.

You can purchase this product from Amazon.com for $11.99

http://www.amazon.com/Pick-Geek-Guitar-Picks-Guaranteed/dp/B00KZQ1VXY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1428618392&sr=8-1&keywords=Pick+Geek





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