Dava, JAZZ GRIP PICKS-HANG BAG 6 RED DERLIN (9024)

Slightly larger than I'd thought, longer than a Jazz III, but shaped similarly (how "sharp" and how pointed they are, as well as thickness). The grip feels nice though the 8 dots on each side looked to me like they were dimpled (or however you'd describe it, I thought there were slight indents in those features) for better grip in the pictures, but that doesn't look to be the case -- not a complaint, just an observation. The rubber could stand to be a bit 'grippier', but what is there will certainly do well enough. The biggest credit to these picks is something that seems to be really difficult for pick manufacturers to get, and that's having the grip extend far enough towards the pointed end without gripping the string while strumming. The grip extends to EXACTLY where my thumb and index finger stop with how I hold them. These picks seem well made, have a good design, they're a fair price for what I got, and I think they'll last a while. I'm a satisfied customer. If you're having a difficult time finding that right balance of white-knuckle gripping your pick and holding it loose enough to have it slip out of your fingers, I'd recommend these picks.

I found these several years ago and they are all I use. Fantastic grip that allows your fingers to relax more than with other picks. The picking surface is smooth and durable.

Favorite picks, easy to keep grip and have a medium- heavy tip

I have used green tortex for 30 years. I bought the green davas , as one would, but these red /orange ones are the better equivalent, and these are the best picks I’ve ever used.

Okay starting off, they sound and feel great and their grip is second to none. That being said, there is next to zero durability in these picks. After about an hour of playing the tip is already work out? Not good for me.

The grip is unbelievable, I enjoy the shorter length of these picks, and honestly once you use these picks it's difficult to ever go back to normal picks.

These are easy to use, some grip

These plectrums are on the heavy or thick side and slightly smaller than standard picks. The grip works well and I have found them hard to wear out.