Hell Guitars SHARA Model Guitar Picks [Shinichiro Ishihara/Earthshaker] | Triangle | Material: Polyacetal | Colors: Metallic Red, Gold | Pack of 10 each

The third signature model from Hell Guitar Design's SHARA [Shinichiro Ishihara/Earthshaker].
The design is based on his guitar. The gold one features the V Hell Guitar logo, and the metallic red one features the Fujigen FL Hell Guitar logo. The set includes 10 of each. The PICKBOY logo on the back also shares the same image with the metallic red and gold.

[Comment from SHARA]
I've used many different picks before finding this one, but this is the first time I've found one that has such good tone and is so easy to play.
I don't like the "slippery" feel of new picks, so I would use a file to sand down the part that touches the strings, but this pick felt natural from the start and produced a great sound right from the start.
The triangle design makes it much easier on your right hand.
Give it a try.

The base pick is made of polyacetal, triangular, and 0.8mm.
Since its release, this pick has been extremely popular among beginners and professionals alike.

It has a smooth texture and is non-slip.
The signature clear sound quality remains the same.

[Polyacetal material]
A pick that is characterized by its clear, transparent sound.
It has a smooth texture and is non-slip.
This is a pick that is recommended for both acoustic and electric guitars.

Product specifications
Set of 10 of each of two colors (different PICKBOY logo colors)
Shape: Triangle
Color: Metallic red, gold
Gauge: 0.80mm
Material: Polyacetal
Country of origin: Made in Japan

SHARA/Shinichiro Ishihara [Earthshaker]
In 1978, he formed Earthshaker with his high school classmate Minoru Niihara (XYZ→A/Loudness) and others.
After several changes in lineup, the band made their major debut in 1983 with the album "EARTHSHAKER."
In 1986, they became the first Japanese hard rock band to perform at the Budokan.
In 1993, they released their seventh single, "Say Goodbye," which reached number one on cable radio stations around the country, but disbanded in December of the same year.
He then formed SLY with Higuchi Munetaka, Terasawa Koichi, and Niihara Minoru, and in 1999 he reformed Earthshaker after a five-year hiatus.