Gojira Fortitude Plectrums - Pack of 5


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The Gojira Fortitude Plectrums pack is designed for dedicated guitarists and fans of the band who require a professional-grade, heavy-gauge pick for precise articulation. Featuring 1mm thickness and high-quality digital prints, these picks offer excellent durability and a firm grip for technical playing styles, though collectors may find the digital print graphics can wear down over time with heavy friction from string contact.
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These picks are a heavy 1mm gauge.
Yes, the 1mm thickness is often preferred by bass players for a brighter attack and better control.
The digital prints are high quality, but as with all printed picks, the friction against metal strings will cause the artwork to fade with long-term, daily use.
You can, but note that 1mm picks are quite stiff and will produce a louder, more percussive sound compared to thin, flexible picks.
Yes, these are officially licensed Gojira merchandise.
Lightly score the surface of the pick with a knife or use a small amount of rosin to increase grip.
This is normal wear for printed plectrums; use a clear coat sealer if you wish to preserve the art, though this may change the texture.
To maximize the life of your Gojira Fortitude Plectrums, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, which can impact the finish over time. They are compatible with all standard acoustic and electric guitars. To maintain the grip and visual quality, wipe the picks with a soft, dry cloth after each playing session to remove skin oils and string debris. Avoid using chemical cleaners or solvents, as these can degrade the digital print layer on the surface of the pick.