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The Black Mountain thumb pick is built for musicians who enjoy playing with their fingers (fingerstyle) but also enjoy playing with a pick (flatpicking). Players love the Black Mountain Pick because it feels like a regular guitar pick, but it also feels like a traditional thumb pick. The First Thumb Pick in the World to Use a Spring!
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Play the Way You Want To!
Use your fingers . . . use a pick . . . switch between your fingers and a pick whenever you feel the urge!
Nylon pick with beveled edges. Very fast!
Tapered Thumb Ring fits medium, large and XL, right handed thumbs. Very comfortable!
Combine your thumbpicking and flatpicking into your own unique musical expression!
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• A guitar pick built for fingerpicking
• Allows players to seemlessly transition between playing with their fingers and playing with a pick
• Variety pack available which includes 4 picks: Light, Medium, Heavy and Jazz Thumb Picks. Recommended for 1st Time Buyers
• Patented, spring-loaded design for maximum comfort
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This patented new technology offers several advantages over traditional thumb picks:
The spring allows the pick to be flexible so it feels like a regular guitar pick
The spring clamps the thumb ring around the player's thumb creating a perfect balance between comfort and stability.
BUILT FOR PERFORMANCE WHETHER YOU'RE A BEGINNER OR A PRO!!!
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The Black Mountain Thumb Pick was invented by Cole McBride — a full time guitar teacher.
He was looking for the perfect pick for his students as well as himself. After playing hundreds of different picks, he decided there was room for innovation and he set out to invent a new kind of plectrum.
He spent a lot of time experimenting with different designs, and then, the idea of a spring sprung into his mind!