Grip for Guitar Picks,0.6mm Thin Anti-slip Guitar Pick Grip Non Sticky Feeling(50 Pcs)

This product is great for someone who is just starting out and likes the feel of a bit sturdier pick but wants to play with a thinner one. I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to apply them and how well they fit into the stander fender picks. The grip isn't like sand paper it has a non slippy but also not sticky rubber feel to it. I think they are very comfortable and could help other people who are just getting into playing guitar.

Extremely easy to apply to picks. The grips are easy on your fingers and you don't have to use a lot of finger pressure to hold onto the pick. For those of you who have arthritis, like I do, in your fingers, you may want to consider these.

I have tendonitis and thumb arthritis from too many years of fingerstyle and flat-picking, and I look to these types of tools to help me hold onto a guitar pick. These pick grips fit standard Fender style picks well, are clean looking, and blend in so the audience doesn't notice them. However, they could be "grippier," which is the point of using them. For this reason, I rated them 3/5 stars. If they were grippier, I would rate them higher, and I am willing to try a new version in the future.They are easy to slip on/off my picks which is a big plus.

If you have a bunch of picks lying around that aren't textured and you need them to be….these are great!…thin and durable! Plus you cant beat the price for as many as you get

I never thought I'd go for something like this but....I picked up the Bass after playing Guitar for 35 years. Yes, I use a pick. Paul did, I can. The Grip is great, provides a thicker mass to hold and I don't drop picks at all with the grips. For the Price, This should last me until...

Really works great. I have nerve damage in my arm & hand. Holding a guitar pick was hard for me. It would turn between my fingers and I would drop them. These have solved that problem for me.

Losing my pick while practicing was a real pain and these have reduced the number of times my pick slides away from me. It seems, when I'm not thinking about losing the pick, I don't, but just when I think "hey I've held on to my pick" it starts to slip.Maybe one day I'll get the hang of holding on to them.

The guitar pick grips I used to buy, Monster Grips, apparently have disappeared. They were perfect. I tried these after looking at other options and decided these might work….they are useless. They are too large and do not offer a true grip, they are almost as slippery as the pick itself. As usual they are China made, I should have known better.