ChickenPicks Bermuda III-XL 2.1 Millimeter Guitar Pick Made of Thermosetting Plastic

The ChickenPicks Bermuda III-XL 2.1mm guitar pick will elevate your playing with its combination of unmatched durability, sharp attack, and characterful tone. Made of thermosetting plastic, a super-hard yet silky-smooth material, this pick will deliver years of reliable playability in any style and any playing location.

What truly sets this pick apart is its sound and feel. The high-mass core delivers a stable response and a clear attack, while a precisely beveled edge ensures the right tonal balance. Despite its strength, ChickenPicks has strived to create a playing feel that's comfortable in your hand and grows with you as your style evolves. This makes it not just a replacement tool, but a personal pick that grows with you.

Why this pick is unique

• Handmade, sustainable, and personal—a pick that grows with your game and character.
• Very hard material with a smooth finish that minimizes unwanted overtones for a cleaner sound.
• Rich, consistent tone thanks to the high mass combined with a sophisticated edge-angled design.
• Prevents faster string breakage compared to thin, bulky picks.

Specifications

• Top material: Thermosetting plastic, extremely hard and durable
• Thickness: 2.1 mm
• Size: Bermuda III-XL
• Feature: Precision edge that provides the right attack and clear tone
• Application: Suitable for various guitar styles, especially for players who want solid, clear accents.
• Color/Appearance: Because the material is so homogeneous, this results in a consistent sound experience over multiple sessions

Ideal for players looking for a reliable, long-lasting companion for gigs and rehearsals, the Bermuda III-XL offers the control and response you need when playing hard, without the pick slipping in your hand or producing muddy tones. Whether you're playing riffs, palm-muted lines, or full chordal passages, this pick delivers a consistent attack and solid sustain. Use it during long jam sessions, studio recordings, or live gigs and experience how the sound gradually adapts to your playing style.

Practical tips for use

• Experiment with the edge angle and pressure — the combination determines how aggressive or bright your attack sounds.
• Because the weight and mass contribute to tonal response, you need to use less force to get a full sound.
• Keep in mind that the material is durable, but not a substitute for good playing technique. Use it as a tool to bring boldness to your playing.