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blw - Posted - 02/22/2026: 13:53:36
I have thin fingers and it hasn't been easy to find finger picks that fit very well.
I found Olds 97/ Little Maggie finger picks from Miss Judy and they have worked well. She was so helpful and great to work with.
It has been a while since I tried to purchase picks from her and It doesn't look like she is still making them.
Does anyone know if they are still available? Or, if you have used them have you found something similar that works well?
bill t - Posted - 02/23/2026: 06:25:45
I don't know anything about Old 97/ Little Maggie finger picks. Do you know that
Propik finger picks come in medium size? A little smaller than standard size.
Elderly Instruments sells them and has them on their website.
mynameisjeramy - Posted - 02/23/2026: 07:19:19
I also have slightly slender fingers, just enough that the bands overlap on my index finger, but not usually my middle finger. Dean Hoffmeyer was able to cut the bands of one pick shorter at no extra cost. They’re the most comfortable picks I’ve used. I haven’t tried Olds 97/Little Maggie picks.
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