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Sep 9, 2026 - 8:10:31 AM
44 posts since 10/30/2019

I need some help.... had a Pro Pik Blue Chip thumb pick for about 5 years..... I didn't realize how much I like it until it broke (plastic part broke in two) last week. I have searched high and low and six ways from Sunday....... SOLD OUT is all I come up with...
deering, banjo ben, Elderly, banjoteacher, southpaw instruments, not to mention numerous other websites, all seem to be NOT available in my size- LARGE LEFT. I am a lefty. now as a possible alternative i looked at the "SUPER TONE" Can anyone comment on how these two (Blue Chip vs Super Tone) differ if at all? Can you tell the difference?

SO, Can someone be a kind mensch and poke around- perhaps deep in the bowels of the internet- and find a LARGE LEFT Blue Chip thumb pick? I would be most appreciative...... Keep Pickin!

Sep 9, 2026 - 8:30:50 AM
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ChunoTheDog

Canada

2599 posts since 8/9/2019

shop.bluechippick.net

They seem to be available and in stock directly from BlueChip

Sep 9, 2026 - 8:38:52 AM

31 posts since 3/23/2026

Hello, Blue Chip has three different picks in a large (not including their resonator picks).
The 1L shop.bluechippick.net/bct-1l/
The JDL shop.bluechippick.net/bct-jdl/
The BRL shop.bluechippick.net/bct-brl/

The JD looks shorter by a little bit than the other two. The BR is sharp/more curved and the 1 is their original model I believe. I've never used them before but that is their official website I'm certain.

Sep 9, 2026 - 9:43:59 AM
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7152 posts since 3/6/2006

quote:
Originally posted by DickieM

I need some help.... had a Pro Pik Blue Chip thumb pick for about 5 years..... 


Pro Pick and Blue Chip are two different things. Which one do you mean?

Sep 9, 2026 - 10:03:07 AM
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chuckv97

Canada

80650 posts since 10/5/2013

Ultex,,, much cheaper and they’re A-1

Sep 9, 2026 - 10:13:42 AM

Owen

Canada

19935 posts since 6/5/2011

Onto a tangent [again!!!], but I'd like to see makers that have a poly/plastic/?? blade on a metal band attach them with rivets  ... rivets that any competent putterer could manage if/when a blade gets worn/broken.  Mucho easier to do a couple of rivets than getting a new metal band to fit like the old one, IMNSHumbleO.

Sep 9, 2026 - 12:35:25 PM
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slou92

USA

674 posts since 7/24/2003

Bluechip will sell but it may take a few weeks for delivery.

I bought a few things from them recently that was sold out everywhere

Sep 9, 2026 - 1:11:49 PM
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346 posts since 8/14/2018

It was painful to justify the cost, but a few months ago I bought a second set of Shellor finger picks and an extra Blue Chip JD after a bit of an availability dry spell.

I keep them in a safe, within a windowless reinforced concrete structure, surrounded by an alligator-filled moat… beyond which lies an expansive minefield across a 200 yard perimeter.

This after nearly having my picks stepped on and irreparably mangled on the floor of a gig. Made me think, I really should have extras…

Sep 9, 2026 - 1:24:31 PM

43 posts since 10/31/2025

Owen The blade on Blue Chips is attached with two rivets. Is that what you're looking for? Though I don't think they sell just blade replacements. Maybe if you asked 'em.

Sep 9, 2026 - 1:54:06 PM

Owen

Canada

19935 posts since 6/5/2011

I was just making a general comment ... on the assumption that most pick makers would read it wink and maybe give it the consideration it deserves.  crying

 I like my ACRI picks a lot, even though IMNSHumbleO, replaceable blades* would be a good upgrade [esp. in light of the considerable "surgery" I did to get the bands to fit just right].  I'm not aware of ever having seen a Blue Chip pick.  

* plenty of "stuff" laying about my shop that I think (?) might work.

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