Fender Chrome Steel Guitar Slide, Standard Medium

I bought several glass slides before I found one that fit properly and still didn't like it all that much. It was tight fitting but worked. The brass one fit very well albeit a bit heavy but definitely sounds better and easier to use.Glass for my ears was a bit too sharp on the notes where as the brass actually sounded great in comparison. It's also large enough I can slip it off my finger quickly with very little effort. Very highly polished and unique metal mix so it doesn't tarnish easily and hasn't for me at all yet. Tone and sound wise I would definitely recommend brass over glass any day! Not just because of the fit and fee but mostly the sound.Using a slide takes a while to get used to also so be patient. Getting your own technique takes practice but will pay off at some point and get you that sound!

This fits greats on the finger and work well as any slide I've heard

Very cheap price, works very well, very light weight and easy to use.Be careful not to get it stuck on your finger, the size is just big enough to sit halfway on my middle finger, I had gotten it stuck in the slide before.

Nice quality steel. There is no slight roughness to the surface like some slides, which I will add with a piece of sandpaper. Experienced slide players will know what I'm talking about. Only problem is it's a little small. I use my average size pinky for slide, and this is even a little small for my pinky. You might want to order a bigger size.

Been meaning to learn some slide techniques but keep losing the cheapies I’ve bought over the years. This one also leans on the cheaper side, but I trust the Fender name and decided to give this a chance.It’s exactly what it says on the tin (plastic?): a slide. It’s not very weighty, as one should expect at this price point, but it’s solid. Could likely take being thrown around a gig bag for a good while without showing any notable wear. As for how it sounds? Pretty good, any inconsistencies in sound are definitely user error.

Usually a nice heavy object is a sign of being a quality item. And this brass slide is certainly a meaty piece of metal. Kinda surprising that it’s a Fender branded item, quite honestly. So many of their accessories are cheap and chincy. But its weight is also precisely the problem. I find this to be cumbersome to use as a slide, weighing down my hand and making it difficult to comfortably go up and down the neck of the guitar quickly for faster songs. And if the slide happens to catch a fret, it really makes a loud knock. You could damage them if you were moving fast enough. I don’t think this needs to be as thick and heavy as it is. A slide about half as thick would probably work just as well and would be easier to handle. I think I lost the packaging, otherwise I’d probably return this.

Perfect length, diameter, and weight for sliding on my resonator guitar in Open D tuning with medium gauge phosphor bronze strings and action that is only slightly high. This slide lets the hi notes sing out and the medium weight and length of it are enough to sound out the bottom low string. I've had trouble with shorter lighter slides because they don't have the mass to make the low string loud enough. This Fender slide is the kind of slide I've searched for since..well, a long time. It fits nicely on my ring finger but I prefer it on my pinky. To make it fit snug I put a few strips of sticky back felt inside. I love that feel and I love the sound I'm getting now.

This product is built to last, great quality and very duty in weight. The size is perfect for my teenage grandson. Great value for the money