SADDLE ouchless Finger picks

Richard McVicker · Post by **Richard McVicker** » 7 Jan 2015 7:05 am

New finger picks that will stay on?

I have been observing pickers for years that are
constantly pressing their finger tips into their chest
or hand to push their picks back on. They also take
them off as soon as they can because they hurt. No
more pain or slipping with SADDLE finger picks.
As people started using the SADDLE thumb
pick I had several customers request that I design a
finger pick that would stay on & not hurt while playing.
Most people do not realize that the finger takes on a
different geometry from when it is installed than, on
their finger when it is in the playing position.
Check out the video.
www.saddlethumbpicks.com

Jimmie Hudson · Post by **Jimmie Hudson** » 7 Jan 2015 7:41 am

Richard McVicker wrote:New finger picks that will stay on?

I have been observing pickers for years that are
constantly pressing there finger tips into there chest
or hand to push there picks back on. They also take
them off as soon as they can because they hurt. No
more pain or slipping with SADDLE finger picks.
As people started using the SADDLE thumb
pick I had several customers request that I design a
finger pick that would stay on & not hurt while playing.
Most people do not realize that the finger takes on a
different geometry from when it is installed than, on
there finger when it is in the playing position.
Check out the video.
www.saddlethumbpicks.com

Just ordered a set of thumb and finger picks.
will see how well they work.

Antolina · Post by **Antolina** » 7 Jan 2015 12:54 pm

Let me know how they are.

James Jacoby · Post by **James Jacoby** » 8 Jan 2015 12:26 pm

How much do they cost for two finger picks, and a thumb pick?

Erv Niehaus · Post by **Erv Niehaus** » 8 Jan 2015 1:21 pm

If you have to ask, you can't afford them.

Antolina · Post by **Antolina** » 8 Jan 2015 1:51 pm

Erv Niehaus wrote:If you have to ask, you can't afford them.

www.saddlethumbpicks.com

Richard McVicker · Post by **Richard McVicker** » 8 Jan 2015 5:15 pm

The cost is at the site.

The finger picks $15.00 for set of two
Thumb pick $9.95 for one
Thumb picks $17.95 Two
Combo thumb $22.00 One thumb pick &
set of finger picks
+ S&H $3.00

Unless you have viewed the video at the site you
won't realize how unique these picks are

www.saddlethumbpicks.com

Antolina · Post by **Antolina** » 8 Jan 2015 5:30 pm

I'm tempted to try them.

Dave Potter · Post by **Dave Potter** » 8 Jan 2015 6:05 pm

Richard McVicker wrote: "that are constantly pressing there finger tips"
"into there chest"
"from when it is installed than, on there finger"

THEIR, please - for more gracious living.

Thanks

James Jacoby · Post by **James Jacoby** » 8 Jan 2015 8:31 pm

Erv Niehaus wrote:If you have to ask, you can't afford them.

Not really. A few years back, I was playing at a PSG show in Virginia, and a guy was selling some nice looking finger picks called Perfect Touch. They were supposed to be the perfect finger picks. they were somewhat longer than standard, and had two odd shaped tabs to bend around the finger. A lot of players were buying them (including me). They were pricy ( don't remember if they were 30ish or 50ish dollars for a pair.) I tried to get used to them, for awhile, but never liked them, so went back to the old style. That's why I asked about the price. I don't want to spend that much money for something I know little about, and might not like. I don't really dislike the old style all that much, and don't really have much trouble keeping them on. Yes, sometimes in the winter, when my fingers usually get chapped they hurt when I put the picks on. I haven't made up my mind, yet, if I'll try some or not

-Jake-

Antolina · Post by **Antolina** » 8 Jan 2015 11:49 pm

The temptation I spoke of has died. I'll stay with the ones I have. I got them years ago from Jeffran,

Greg Cutshaw · Post by **Greg Cutshaw** » 9 Jan 2015 6:11 am

I did a review of the Saddle thumb pick for pedal steel a while ago. I was unable to get the same fat sound I got with the blue Herco thumb picks. It did stay put quite well on my thumb though!

http://www.gregcutshaw.com/Saddle%20Thu ... Picks.html

Erv Niehaus · Post by **Erv Niehaus** » 9 Jan 2015 8:30 am

I find that a little spit on my picks are the cheaper way to go.

Jimmie Hudson · Post by **Jimmie Hudson** » 9 Jan 2015 4:17 pm

RC Antolina wrote:Let me know how they are.

I got the Picks and they are super great!!!!!
They stay on well and don't pinch my fingers.
I would recommend them to any steel player.
Well worth the investment.

Charles Buck · Post by **Charles Buck** » 22 Jan 2015 8:42 pm

I received My set of picks today, I have a neuropathy in My fingers and have a lot of trouble with picks. After gently shaping to My fingers, and playing, I love the finger picks. But the thumb pick, not so much. -Charlie-

John Butler · Post by **John Butler** » 23 Jan 2015 12:37 pm

I got mine two weeks ago. The thumb pick is o.k. The finger picks are the answer to my prayer. I don't even know I have them on. I wouldn't give them up for double my money back.

Alvin Douglas · Post by **Alvin Douglas** » 25 Jan 2015 5:16 pm

I have been using the thumb pick for a while and like it. I ordered another thumb pick and 2 finder picks. Looking forward to the finder picks. They look like they will work.
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Alvin Douglas · Post by **Alvin Douglas** » 27 Jan 2015 6:28 am

Picks arrived. Super fast shipping. Used a set of needle nose pliers to set the finger picks up. I am not a good enough player to comment on things like tone of these picks vs. others but they do stay put and they are very comfortable. The additional strap located behind the natural bulge that occurs when fingers are flexed appears to be the secret to the way they work. IMO, the thumb pick would benefit from the same sort of design. No buyers remorse. I would buy them again.

DG Whitley · Post by **DG Whitley** » 27 Jan 2015 6:39 am

May I inquire what gauge metal is used to make the finger picks?

I think I will be giving them a try...

Richard McVicker · Post by **Richard McVicker** » 27 Jan 2015 7:29 am

I should have told you they are .020 Nickel/Silver.
They come in a container that is mainly for shipping, so they won't get mashed, but you can use it for keeping your picks, in your case or pocket.
Thanks you for asking.

Donnie Pierce · Post by **Donnie Pierce** » 28 Jan 2015 6:25 pm

Richard,
I Purchased a set of 1 Thumb Pick and 2 Finger Picks on 1-10-2015 for 25.00 thru Pay Pal. You Shipped me a package on 1-12-2015, but I only received the Thumb Pick. Please Check your records to verify you received 25.00 from Pay Pal. Thank you for a prompt Reply... Donnie Pierce

Email address- donnielpierce@msn.com

Richard McVicker · Post by **Richard McVicker** » 29 Jan 2015 7:58 am

Donnie
You are correct. My records show you ordered the Combo,but I only sent 1 Thumb Pick. Your Finger Picks are in the mail today. Sorry for the error and thank you for the feed back.

SADDLE
info@saddlethumbpicks.com

Donnie Pierce · Post by **Donnie Pierce** » 29 Jan 2015 8:14 pm

Thank you for a prompt reply to my order. Will be looking forward to trying out my new Picks when they arrive.

Donnie Pierce

Donnie Pierce · Post by **Donnie Pierce** » 31 Jan 2015 6:33 pm

Thanks Richard for a quick response to the order. I received them today. Thanks Again... Donnie Pierce

Antolina · Post by **Antolina** » 2 Feb 2015 1:14 pm

Well I weakend and had to buy a set. They arrived today and natually I had to try them immediately.

All I can say is I'm a believer!!

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