Guitar Slide Set 4pcs with Picks and Thumb Picks - Complete Slide Box

In this review the Augshy Guitar Slide set is judged as a practical, all-in-one starter kit for slide players who want variety without buying parts separately. The box contains four different slides and a broad selection of picks and thumb/finger options, making it especially useful for acoustic players exploring tone and technique. The single biggest reason to buy is the range included: glass, brass and stainless slides plus multiple thumb and finger picks let a player audition tones and fit quickly without hunting for individual pieces.

Key Features

• Complete kit: The package includes 4 slides, 10 guitar picks and multiple thumb and finger picks, so a player has everything needed for slide practice and performance in one box.
• Glass slides: Two seamless Pyrex glass slides provide a smooth, subtle tone that glides cleanly across strings for softer, more vocal slide sounds.
• Metal slides: One brass and one 304 stainless steel slide offer contrasting tones, with brass giving warm resonant lows and steel delivering longer sustain.
• Pick selection: Ten 0.71 mm celluloid picks and a mix of metal and plastic thumb/finger picks give options for attack and control on acoustic and resonator instruments.
• Compact storage: The included accessories box keeps the slides and picks organized and portable for rehearsals or gigs.

Who It's For

This kit is aimed at acoustic and resonator guitarists, banjo players and ukulele players who want to experiment with slide styles and picking materials without committing to a single tone. It fits beginners who need guidance through variety and intermediate players who want quick access to different slide timbres in one portable case.

Players who require precision-matched professional slides for recording engineers or specialized touring rigs may prefer single-piece premium slides sold separately; this set is focused on versatility and value rather than custom, shop-made instruments.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Wide tonal range from transparent glass to brassy warmth and bright stainless steel for quick comparison.
• Comprehensive pick assortment including metal thumb picks that improve control and plastic finger picks for smoother attack.
• Durable steel slide (304 stainless) offers excellent sustain and clear tones for louder playing styles.
• Convenient storage box keeps accessories together and transportable.

Cons

• Slides are a single size (about 2.36 in long) which may not fit every hand or playing preference without trial and error.
• Celluloid picks are a standard thickness and players who prefer very thick or specialty shapes will need to replace them separately.

Specifications

Included slides	2 glass, 1 stainless steel, 1 brass
Slide size	2.36 in x 0.98 in (approx)
Steel material	304 stainless steel
Glass type	Seamless Pyrex borosilicate
Picks included	10 celluloid 0.71 mm picks
Thumb & finger picks	4 metal thumb picks and 4 plastic finger/ thumb picks
Storage	Guitar accessories box included

Our Verdict

The Augshy Guitar Slide set is a good-value bundle for players who want to compare slide materials and try different pick styles without buying pieces one at a time. Its combination of glass, brass and stainless slides plus a variety of picks makes it especially suitable for acoustic and resonator players exploring tone; professionals seeking precision-fit, custom slides should view this as a versatile backup kit rather than a single studio solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the glass slides durable enough for regular use?
The glass slides are made of seamless Pyrex borosilicate and are processed for smoothness, suitable for regular use though they require normal care to avoid drops.

What tone differences should I expect from the brass and stainless slides?
Brass produces a warmer, fuller resonance with strong low end while the stainless steel slide offers brighter attack and longer sustain.

Do the picks fit all playing styles?
The kit includes 0.71 mm celluloid picks and a mix of metal and plastic thumb/finger picks that cover most acoustic and slide techniques, but players who prefer very thick or specialty picks may want to supplement the set.