I’ve been using Gravity picks for around 3 years, my go to pick is the Stealth Mini 2mm. Some months ago I’ve started experimenting with a Striker speed bevels 6mm and recently ordered a Striker and Stealth 6mm. What I love about the 6mm picks is that are helping me to improve my picking technique a lot, whatever I can make sound clear & defined with the 6mm picks becomes way easier to play when I go back to my regular Stealth mini, a good way to go out my comfort zone and keep enjoying. I will definitely keep practicing with the 6mm picks, very fun picks
Years ago thought "who would pay this much for a guitar pick?" Now I have 2 dozen of them. They are my Go To picks.
I knew that Gravity picks were fantastic, but I also found out that their customer service is outstanding as well. Nate helped me find better images for my custom design and made very helpful suggestions. Great experience! I'm ordering more right after this 🎸😁🎸😁
Bought the item for my Son. I’m sure he’ll like it.
I was surprised that I had to pay an extremely high duty on it. Bought picks earlier and didn’t have to pay a duty. I won’t be buying from you anymore.
So I already use Gravity picks, my favorite being the 2mm Razer XL with the Master finish. I first and foremost never tried any of the grip holes, no reason other than didn't think I needed it, but was curious. I saw the Classic version was on sale and noticed the sizes were comparable, and being curious about them in the past I decided to go ahead and give it a try in the same config as my Razer's, 2mm and Master finish, but this time with the hole in the middle for grip. I have to say I LOVE this pick as well! I am pretty stocked on the Razer, but I believe I will now stock the Classic at some point when I get some money. These are indeed expensive, but depending on your play style, how often you play, etc, these can last you a while.
When I was playing every weekend, and of course practicing 3 - 4 times a week, I could make a single Razer 2mm last (for practice) a couple weeks before wanting to change. I of course used fresh picks on the days of live performance though.
Gravity picks have been my go to for years, and they will continue to be.. now that I have found a second / backup favorite, I will be going deep on these too! lol
I absolutely love all of the pick offerings from Gravity Guitar Picks. I saw these particular picks were on sale recently so figured why not give them a try? I usually go with the 1.2 or 1.5mm thickness picks, but these 2mm picks also feel incredibly good to play with. I'm especially blown away by the master finish picks - it honestly feels like the pick is reading my mind and interacting with the strings as an pure extension of my intentions - it's weirdly magical haha. I'll be coming back to these picks for a long time to come!
Who knew that a thicker pick would be more fun? I didn’t, but am sure glad I tried the Gravity 2.0 Standard. Terrific feel and thicker tone, too. Don’t say I didn’t warn you‼️
the .90mm pick is just the right thickness for me and the grip nibs on both sides are magic!..(classic standard)
I’ve been playing guitar for over 30 years and I think my search for the perfect pick is finally over. Gravity Picks feel incredible in the hand, they don’t slip (I like the Eclipse cutout), and the Master Finish gives a unique tone as it scrapes across the strings. Twist the pick and you get different shades of sound, adding a lot of expression. In the studio, they bring out so much articulation that the guitar cuts through the mix effortlessly. I absolutely love them.
Ordered 26 AUG 25. Arrived in Germany 3 SEP 25. That's gotta be a record.
I took a punt on these picks from reading a review. I had never heard of them but I'm super glad I did. They are just what i've been looking for. Highly recommended.
I purchased a sampler to see which of the varieties i would prefer. I really like them and plan to use them going forward.
This box should be better than the cheapest wood one can find. Pine, is it? Try mahogany ... and bevel the edges. Use a glass plate instead of plastic. Add some non-slip feet to the bottom. IOW, make a better box. The real value was the picks that were inside the box. I think I got (retail value) $399 worth of picks for far less than 200 bucks. This display case was simply a bonus. And, no one should whine when they get any kind of a bonus. This box will go over the club so other players can take Gravity Picks for a test run. I doubt anyone will critique the box. Special thanks to The Owner for working magic this time. Bottom Line: I'd make this order again any day of the week!!
TLDR: If you've played guitar for more than a year, you _deserve_ a custom made pick. Find one that suits you as early on as you can.
Gravity picks are the best I've owned in over five decades of playing. And, imagine, I got my first Gravity picks as case candy in a new guitar purchased from Sweetwater only just last Christmas. I'm comparing these to my ol' Jim Dunlop Max-Grips and two different BlueChip offerings. Took me about two seconds to realize I favor the picks with the eliptical hole. Thumb and forefinger naturally put the pick's tip at the perfect angle to work the strings. I bought a "Filled Box" and Chris let me choose the exact picks going in there. My order was complicated, but filled perfectly. Thicknesses from this order were 2 to 6mm. BlueChip 60s feel like they're 1.5mm. The Classic XL Gravity is also practically the same size as the TAD-1R. The first time I rubbed TAD-1R across the strings of my acoustic I was left grinning ear-to-ear. The Classic XL 2mm with the Master Finish sounds even better. I didn't think I'd care for thicker picks, but they're easy to play and sound so good. I've no idea which one(s) I'll reach for. It'll likely be the polished edge for electric though.. Also, I live in Germany. These picks were ordered (free shipping through USPS to the APO) on the 29th of July and arrived on the 12th of August. Looked like delivery was slowed by Customs, but the packaging had not been opened and re-sealed. Overall, quite happy so far. Jam-On, People!!
I bounce around from pick to pick quite often, but the striker with speed bevels is so smooth, so loud, and so very fast, I feel like I might have finally found the one.
The Gravity Axis Standard and Extra Large picks with the single round grip hole have become my favorite picks. I actually use them on nylon strings and the tone for single line playing is very beautiful in addition to having a nice feel that I find easy to hold.
I really like the Gravity acrylic picks. However, I found the difference between polished and unpolished a bit confusing. Trying them out can get quite pricey, and variety packs often include picks that don’t work for me, especially the extra-large ones.
It would be great to have a customizable pack option—maybe a set of 6 picks where I can mix and match mini and big mini sizes, that I sense will likely fit what I prefer in my hands. Maybe a pack with different grip holes, different gauges. If such a combo sample could be offered at a discounted rate, it would make trying out different picks much easier and more affordable.
I’m a guitar technician, and I service about 900-1000 guitars a year, and gravity picks hold up through excessive use and make playing more fun! The only downside is I’m located in Canada and the shipping cost is a downer if I want to order more.