Clayton picks?

My only experience is with Clayton’s 2.8mm Phat-Tones. They’re well made, feel good in the hand, and do pretty much what they claim (get a fingerstyle tone using pick techniques). Very different from Tortex or Gator Grip (which I usually use, for a picked tone with pick techniques, haha). FWIW.

 

I've never tried them, and am more than satisfied with .73 Dunlop USA Nylon picks I've been using since the 80s.

 

The last 5 or 6 years I play exclusivity with Clayton Acetal Rounded 1.00mm and for some parts I'm using 1.26mm. I really like their tone and feel. The only drawback is that I'm destroying them too fast. Especially the 1.00mm.

 

I really like the ultem series. I use the .80 mm and never have broken them. They remind me of the brightness of a fender medium pick but more durable.

 

My preferred pick is the 0.80 rounded triangle.

 

I use their 1mm rounded triangles for guitar because they're a little more pointy than Dunlop's version.
Other than the shape I can't tell a difference between them.

 

I usually switch between Dunlop Tortex and Clayton Acetal, those two are my favorite picks. Clayton Acetal 1.9mm for when I want to play with a pick but with a finger-ish tone without a bright attack, and Dunlop Tortex when I want a regular pick sound.

 

I'm a finger-style player, but use a pick one in awhile for certain songs. I've been using Clayton picks for ten years. I like them, and have used the 0.8 & 1mm ones.

 

BTW, I was told the other day by Gauitar Center employee that they were discontinuing carrying the .

 

Claytons- I like them and use them.

 

I had only good experiences with them, they have a very interesting range.
Steve Clayton USA - Guitar Picks

If you talk about the Acetal series, I found them darker at equal thickness. But they have something more interesting: the thicknesses are not the same as the Dunlop. The Medium-Heavy are 0.80 mm instead of 0.88 mm, for example. This is very useful if you are looking for intermediate values, as was the case for me at one time. The Black Raven series share the same thicknesses.