Guitar Lifestyle Picks

Australian custom guitar pick manufacturer Grover Allman recently offered me some custom Guitar Lifestyle picks. They offer multiple styles, colors, and gauges. I chose the polycarbonate style in black, 1.00mm. You can see a photo of what they look like above. I think they turned out really well!

I’ve had the picks now for a number of weeks, and to my surprise, I actually use these more than my normal Jazz III or 1.00mm Tortex picks. The only nitpick I have is that the top of some of the picks still have a nub from where they were connected to a plastic casing while, I presume, they were being printed. That being said, I don’t feel the nub at all when I’m playing. Furthermore, I really like the feel of these. If you’re looking for some custom picks, check out Grover Allman.

6 thoughts on “Guitar Lifestyle Picks”

  1. I’m very disappointed. Where’s the online merchandise store? How can I get my fingers on official Guitar Lifestyle picks? This is worse than the iPhone 4 pre-order debacle.

  2. The tab on the top of the pick means that the picks are injection molded, and then have not been tumbled or finished. Generally it considered a cheap type of guitar pick.
    I have been getting custom guitar picks from http://www.steveclayton.com for years. They are all very high quality picks, and you won’t see that annoying tab on their stuff.

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