Fred Kelly Delrin Freedom Picks, Large Reviews

4.8 Rating 12 Reviews

The Fred Kelly Delrin Freedom Pick is a new innovation in finger pick design and is ideal for guitar and in particular Clawhammer Banjo. The Delrin provides a very comfortable fit and natural feel on the strings. The world famous FREEDOM PICK takes the place of your fingernails and increases volume. It also works great for frailing back and forth across the strings and hence works nicely for banjo players and others besides just guitarists. It has a comfortable, yet secure fit to your finger and is completely adaptable for a personal fit by way of manicuring, cutting and trimming. You can also customize their shape and fit by exposing them to hot and then cold water etc. The FREEDOM PICK made out of delrin provides a softer more natural sound while the polycarb model produces a brighter sound..

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“Given the right hand a boost now my right hand nails are not as strong.”

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Posted 3 months ago

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“The very best pick for playing clawhammer style in my opinion. Comfortable, a lovely warm tone and easy to use.”

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Posted 9 months ago

“For me ...perfect”

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Posted 1 year ago

Brian Willimott

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“Very easy to use, a little practice needed as the picks are not sensitive like a finger nail but pactice makes perfect. A very good product.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Andy Mulligan

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“Still getting used to these, but product is as described.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Michael Cooper

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“Two fingerpicks received promptly”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Excellent but this order has not yet arrived.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Shhhhhh don't tell anyone about these..... Lol. Okay so look I play mostly electric guitar. I have hand problems, Dupuytrens Contracture if you must know lol. Which sees it hard for me to play fast scale driven progressions with my fretting hand. Which is why I use these picks!!! Well, I say picks, but then I only use one. I swapped it for my guitar pick, it goes in my pointer finger, strumming hand. This where you can indeed strum in the same way as using a conventional guitar pick, you just support your pointer finger with your thumb in the same way as holding a guitar pick, BUT! This frees up all of your other for fingers, where you can add finger style. For me in order to compensate for the lack of mobility in my fretting hand, fast and varied rolls instead. It's also very easy to vibrato with just your pointer, you don't have to move your whole hand. Pinch harmonics? Well with a guitar pick you have to do that thing with the side of your thumb, not a fan. With one of these, you strike with your thumb and touch with your pointer finger, the pad of your pointer finger is free under the pick. I find it WAY easier, you can just flick harmonics at will! What made me do this? Well before my hands got too bad, I used to play the Sitar. These days my ring finger right hand, curls too much to get my hand around a Sitar neck. However I use a similar technique as the Sitar with the guitar, where I can alternate pick whilst hitting my high E as a drone, my thumb is free to then hit a low E or A open drone. For the Sitar you use a miserabe on your pointer finger, it's metal but it works in much the same way. You can't use anything metal however on an electric guitar, it sounds terrible. The reason I said shhhhh is because it's cheating lol. Even if my hands were fine, I'd still use one of these! It just allows you to do so much more. Which then brings me to which ones! I find the clear poly more comfortable, but the .... and I'm going to say this wrong...the derlin ones last longer and are more accurate. You can split the clear poly ones eventually when strumming with attitude lol. I know they are not made to be used this way.... Is it possible that EVERYONE ELSE is limiting their guitar playing via using the wrong pick? Nooooo, don't be stupid, how can I be right and everyone else be wrong lol? Next I'll be claiming to be Jesus lol.. So... Shhhhhh don't tell the music police! AND! This will teach you to ask me to review your company and products, I bet you didn't expect War and Peace.. These days all you get is: these is well good innit....”

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Posted 2 years ago