With the thumb indentation on one side, these picks are made for right-handed guitarists - I'm left handed. Yet another item that doesn't take into consideration that not everyone is right-handed (uh, has any other lefty tried to use a thumb pick?!😡). Don't work for me. Plus, they’re stiffer than a medium pick - even hard picks I tried were better. They could be used as weapons. I might as well play with a stone.

What an incredible difference these picks make to my picking and strumming and not to mention my guitar leads!!! Incredible Job with the offset!!! Absolutely Genius!!! Like King George Aka George Strait would say; "Why didn't I think of that"

My guitar instructor recommended this offset picks by Fender. As a student still learning to play the guitar I found the shape to be helpful and they are easy to hold onto. Would purchase them again, in the future.

pro: something new to try, great grip, attack is on pointmight be con: hard for hiding picks in hand for finger style since the shape is not symmetry.

Is it a good pick? Yes. A great pick? No. It’s slippery and the polycarbonate material is chirpy on the strings when you are playing. Drop it on a countertop and it sounds like a quarter. Here’s where Fender can fix it: 1) make them out of celluloid like their good old Fender mediums to warm up the sound. 2) add a grip section on both sides, but don’t extend it all the way to the edges. This would put a drag on the strings while you are playing and sound scratchy. That said, I applaud Fender for a fresh design. Well done! Almost there. Peace.