Pack of 10 Soft Felt Ukulele Picks – 2 Colors to Choose From

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Soft Felt Ukulele Picks

Specially Designed for Nylon String Instruments

Discover the soft touch and melodious sound with our Pack of 10 Soft Felt Ukulele Picks.  Made from high-quality wool felt, these picks are ideal for nylon string instruments such as ukuleles.

Each plectrum is designed to offer a comfortable playing experience and a soft tone that protects your strings. Perfect for players of all levels, this pack includes picks in two classic colors: black and gray.

Enjoy enriched sound and exceptional durability!

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Pack of 10 Felt Ukulele Picks (3mm) – The Ultimate Tool for a Soft, Mellow Sound

Do you play the ukulele and are you tired of the sharp “click” of your plastic pick on nylon strings? Are you looking for a warmer, rounder sound, closer to what you get when playing with your thumb? Look no further.

These picks are not just pieces of carpet. They are made from high-quality wool felt, with a thickness of 3 mm. This dense yet flexible material is designed for one thing: to gently strike the string. The result is a radically different sound: mellow, warm, and without the aggressiveness of a plastic attack.

This is the essential accessory for ukulele players who want a “mellow” and traditional sound. It’s also a fantastic tool for classical guitar or U-Bass (ukulele bass) players who want the precision of a pick without the “plastic” sound.

Delivered in a pack of 10, you’ll have plenty to last (because yes, felt wears out faster than plastic, that’s the game, my dear). Available in two classic colors: Black or Gray.

  • Contents: Pack of 10 picks
  • Material: Wool felt
  • Thickness: 3 mm
  • Dimensions: 30 mm x 27 mm
  • Colors Available: Black or Gray
  • Ideal Use: Ukulele, Classical Guitar, Acoustic Bass/U-Bass (nylon or rubber strings)

Technical Details

Material

Wool felt

Dimensions

30 mm x 27 mm x 3 mm

Thickness

3 mm

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why felt? What’s the point? A: The sound, of course! Plastic “slaps” the string. Felt, on the other hand, “pushes” the string. The sound is much softer, warmer, without the “click” of the attack. It’s like playing with the pad of your thumb, but with the precision of a pick.

Q: 3 mm thick? That’s huge, isn’t it? Looks like a brick. A: It’s thick, yes, and that’s intentional. Felt is a flexible material. If it were as thin as plastic, it would be too soft and unusable. The 3 mm thickness gives it the necessary rigidity to strum the strings, while maintaining the softness of the felt. Don’t worry, it’s not a brick, it’s just… dense.

Q: The specs, in short? A:

  • Material: Wool felt.
  • Size: 30x27mm, 3mm thick.
  • Pack: 10 pieces.
  • Colors: Black or Grey.
  • For: Ukulele, nylon strings.

Q: Does this thing wear out quickly? A: Yes, let’s be clear: it wears out faster than plastic, it’s inevitable. Felt is a fiber. By rubbing against the strings (especially if they are wound), it will fray over time. That’s why we sell them in packs of 10, not individually. It’s a consumable.

Q: Can I use it on my electric guitar or folk guitar (steel strings)? A: You can, but it’s not designed for it. The sound will be very, very muffled, without any brilliance (which can be a desired effect, if you’re the experimental type). And above all, steel strings (especially wound ones) will shred it at high speed. Really, keep them for your nylon strings.

Q: Can it be cleaned? A: Meh. If it’s dirty, you can try tapping it, but don’t put it in water, it will swell and lose its shape. Given the price and the fact that they come in packs of 10, just grab a new one.

Q: Who is it for, ultimately? A: It’s for the ukulele (or U-Bass) player who is tired of the “clack-clack” of plastic and wants to rediscover a round, warm, and soft sound, close to fingerstyle playing, but without ruining their nails.