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Your cart is empty.In 1999, we invented the first ergonomic slide which has been favored by professional acoustic and electric players ever since. The signature is our tapered interior design, which fits like a glove. Other features include the knuckle cutaway for finger flexibility and the dished finger rest for perfect control and vibrato. Polished brass offers the smoothness of chrome with the thick tone of brass. Small Rock Slides� are the sports car of the slide world, very light weight and extremely fast. Ideal for the guitarist who needs to play chords but wants to throw in pinky slide chops. It also works well on the ring finger of many women. 17.5mm I.D. � 47.5mm long � 45g. USA Ring size 6-7. Medium Rock Slides� are a perfect weight for most styles, heavy enough for long sustain on acoustic guitars, but light enough to easily control for fast electric playing. 19.5mm I.D. � 57.5mm long � 70g. USA Ring size 8-10. Large Rock Slides� are one of the heaviest on the scene. This makes for killer sustain on the thickest of string gauges and a down-right dark sound. 21.5mm I.D. � 59mm long � 100g. USA Ring size 11-12.
D. A. D.
2025-09-04 09:44:32
This really is the best slide out there. I bought 5 slides over 3 months to try them all out, and this is hands down the best. One thing, the brass one seems to run a little small. I ordered the same size (for a pinky) in brass that I had in glass and it was TINY. Sent it back for the next size up and it works perfectly.
Family IT Guy
2025-08-18 15:28:46
I must have fifteen slides. I most recently bought the Dylan Adams signature slide from the same company, and I liked it except it's just a bit too small for my pinky. This one, in the small size, is 1mm bigger inside, and that makes all the difference. It's also the right weight, a nice tapered wall, and has a nice polished surface for smooth tone. It's as perfect as I've found.
Brian Cooley
2025-05-16 12:37:55
Just about at the break-through epiphany with slide via various styles/materials. Find the Rock Slides' indentation more helpful than flat bottom/top bottleneck/cylinder slides as I want to chord with three digits. Also found that I should stick to mediums. That said, the small I got will make a nice gift Got a D'Addario 'custom' brass slide (medium; flat top/bottom, no dip) and was impressed with it's [much] heavier weight. Perhaps Rock Slide might consider offering a brass slide a little heavier in conjunction with what this lightweight.
HCW
2025-03-15 09:01:23
I love this slide. It's great for playing regularly fingered parts along with slide parts. It stay's put where you want it, and out of the way when not using it. Mine fits tight but comfortably on the pinky. I've tried all sorts of slides, slide rings, slides that you're suppose to be able to flip out of the way, etc, and this is by far my favorite.
Drunk Poet
2025-03-12 10:27:53
Fits my pinky perfect and I like the groove for my ring finger.
Daniel M. Hulse
2025-02-21 10:56:35
There is a scalloped cut where your nuckle bends and the opposite end narrows ever so slightly to provide a very comfortable fit if you have smaller fingers
John H
2025-02-16 14:26:14
The perfect guitar slide. The thought that went into the tapered inside, knuckle cutout and finger indent make this far superior to any loose floppy slide I have ever tried. This actually makes slide playing much more enjoyable and precise ... the company who makes these is also very responsive and just great guys. Worth every penny (and then-some).
Christian Gillum
2025-01-03 21:24:23
This slide is very small. Probably would have been a great product otherwise
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