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Stealth Series

Regular price £7.50

Dimensions:

Mini Shiv - 22x25mm

Shiv - 25x29mm

Broadsword - 25x32mm

Battleaxe - 35x38mm

Longsword - 27x33mm

Shuriken - 32x32mm / 27x27mm (mini)

My Stealth series plectrums are made from an advanced PEEK composite. As well as containing carbon fiber for rigidity, Stealth picks have self-lubricating properties provided by graphite** and PTFE. With a heavy almost stone-like feel in hand and a lightly textured grip surface, the Stealth series is incredibly comfortable to use. The highly polished beveled edges and material composition ensures effortless playing and provides the ultimate tonal balance – plenty of attack and clarity whilst remaining full and smooth.

**Stealth series can leave graphite dust residue on hands and instrument after a long session – easily removable. Not recommend for bass guitar as their rigidity will accelerate wear with heavy gauges.

The thickness of these picks encourages a more relaxed grip whilst delivering a weightier attack with less effort. Due to the tapered ergonomic design, they feel significantly smaller and less cumbersome than the thickness measurement may imply. With smooth bevelled edges and a precise sharp tip, Winspear Picks give a precise playing experience and glide over the strings effortlessly. Featuring a metal logo inlay for further grip increase.

Customer Reviews

Based on 73 reviews
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Philip
A very pleasant surprise - First but surely not last Winspear pick

Since I mostly play rhythm with some occasional lead lines thrown in I never really considered thicker picks and/or a sharper tip. The stealth shuriken mini (3mm) has become one of my favorite picks, however. It has a nice grip and a great bright tone. It looks business, too. Despite the sharp tip it's very smooth to play. It might not be the ultimate strumming pick but I like the tone and feel better than with my other picks and will definitely try out thicker Winspear picks and different materials.

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Peter C
Unusual but great

A really interesting material, feels both slick and grippy at the same time (sort of feels like slate in the fingers). Very bright but not unbalanced tone. The broadsword shape is very comfortable and easy to play.

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Taylor

Excellent plectrums

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Derek B
Dear..... GOD! (Stealth Mini Shiv 3mm)

I pretty much buy at least a couple picks on a weekly basis and will continue to for the very long foreseeable future..... Unfortunately, I have to wait for them to ship all the way over here to the US. Absolutely and positively do not care how long it takes to arrive here to me. The wait is more than worth it because these picks feel and play so incredible. Like, it should be criminal for these picks to be this good.

I just have to admit that I'm obsessed with this company and their picks..... truthfully, addicted is probably the best term actually.

**Oh..... and not just picks, btw. Tried out a set of their strings on my 7-string and they're the crazy good too!**

J
Jeff B.
Stealth 6mm Shuriken is the fastest feeling pick I've ever used

I've known about Winspear picks since they first came out, but hadn't checked out what Tom and company were up to for a while. I saw that there are a lot of options, now, and reading about them I felt the Stealth might be an interesting choice to try out. I'm glad I did - the Shuriken 6mm in the Stealth material is blazing fast on the strings and a very smooth playing pick, one of the smoothest I've ever used thanks to the self-lubricating nature of it.

The self-lubrication aspect does mean that picks made from this material wear more quickly, so keep that in mind - the Shuriken with its three points is a good choice for this, in my opinion. And, yeah, there is a bit of graphite residue on your fingers and the strings after playing with it but it's easy to wipe off.

Try one out if you want to see what a SUPER speedy & slick pick feels like!

 

Customer Reviews

Based on 73 reviews
92%
(67)
8%
(6)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
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Philip
A very pleasant surprise - First but surely not last Winspear pick

Since I mostly play rhythm with some occasional lead lines thrown in I never really considered thicker picks and/or a sharper tip. The stealth shuriken mini (3mm) has become one of my favorite picks, however. It has a nice grip and a great bright tone. It looks business, too. Despite the sharp tip it's very smooth to play. It might not be the ultimate strumming pick but I like the tone and feel better than with my other picks and will definitely try out thicker Winspear picks and different materials.

P
Peter C
Unusual but great

A really interesting material, feels both slick and grippy at the same time (sort of feels like slate in the fingers). Very bright but not unbalanced tone. The broadsword shape is very comfortable and easy to play.

T
Taylor

Excellent plectrums

D
Derek B
Dear..... GOD! (Stealth Mini Shiv 3mm)

I pretty much buy at least a couple picks on a weekly basis and will continue to for the very long foreseeable future..... Unfortunately, I have to wait for them to ship all the way over here to the US. Absolutely and positively do not care how long it takes to arrive here to me. The wait is more than worth it because these picks feel and play so incredible. Like, it should be criminal for these picks to be this good.

I just have to admit that I'm obsessed with this company and their picks..... truthfully, addicted is probably the best term actually.

**Oh..... and not just picks, btw. Tried out a set of their strings on my 7-string and they're the crazy good too!**

J
Jeff B.
Stealth 6mm Shuriken is the fastest feeling pick I've ever used

I've known about Winspear picks since they first came out, but hadn't checked out what Tom and company were up to for a while. I saw that there are a lot of options, now, and reading about them I felt the Stealth might be an interesting choice to try out. I'm glad I did - the Shuriken 6mm in the Stealth material is blazing fast on the strings and a very smooth playing pick, one of the smoothest I've ever used thanks to the self-lubricating nature of it.

The self-lubrication aspect does mean that picks made from this material wear more quickly, so keep that in mind - the Shuriken with its three points is a good choice for this, in my opinion. And, yeah, there is a bit of graphite residue on your fingers and the strings after playing with it but it's easy to wipe off.

Try one out if you want to see what a SUPER speedy & slick pick feels like!

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