PickWorld Guitar Picks (MG3C-2M)

These picks make playing guitar so much easier for me. The grip on these picks makes it easier to hold onto them and less time searching for where the pick flew off to or in the hole of the guitar, like when I use the traditional picks. I have consistently been using these picks and they are preferred over the standard traditional picks with no grippy surface.

Just got these last night and Wow! I have always liked to hold my picks on the outer edge as it gives a more flexible and fluid feel when picking, especially when soloing or just full out strumming for that matter. Until I got my hands on these that meant I would spend a fair amount of time shaking my acoustic guitar around trying to line the pick up just right so I could dump the pick back out of the sound hole where my pick had flown into while picking. I would also lose a fair amount of picks into the bridge/tailpiece section of my Telecaster, not as bad but annoying just the same. I was worried that the rubber handle would render a rather stiff dynamic to the pick but that does not seem to be the case as the pick that came with the grips feels very similar to the blue medium Fender picks that I normally use.Bottom line, my notes are clearer, more accurate, and much to my spouses chagrin, apparently louder too. I was playing Led Zeppelin's Over the Hills and Far Away which has a pretty good combination of individual note picking and open chord strumming on a Concert sized Taylor acoustic. I got yelled at twice by my wife for being too loud. Take note those of you who play Dreadnoughts or Jumbo sized acoustics and have an aggressive picking style. I guess I was really enjoying taking an aggressive attack to the strings without the worry of my pick taking yet another foray into the sound hole. Again, I just got these last night, but they are still feeling great this morning.

OK. I didn't expect much out of these little pick holders. I order some Fender ones at the same time for the same amount of money. Guess what. Identical. What I thought wold be a gimmick is really pretty cool. I play lead guitar, and also do some rhythm playing of course, and I have to say "I was pleasantly surprised how well they really work". Not a gimmick, Can't believe I never tried these before. Do I need them, probably not, are they nice to use. Yes. I have to admit I have to eat my words. I am surprised these are not more popular.

I'm new to playing. I'm not sure if it's me or the picks. I have small hands and I still seems to have a hard time holding onto the pick without it flying out of my hands

Had/have some health issues, couldn’t hold a pick well anymore. Mojo picks helped me get my mojo back. Love them. I just wished they sold a larger pack. The rubber piece is pretty durable and you can switch it to another pick and it lasts a pretty long time until it starts breaking down on the corners. You will wear the pick down before the rubber part, probably 3 before you have to toss it all.

I love these, picked them out of curiosity one day and now I always order them haha I definitely recommend. I even showed my band and they loved them too. And once the picks go dull you can put the grips onto other picks as well while you wait for your new ones to come in the mail or if you just rather do it that way :)

Maybe it's my picking style, but this thing keeps hitting the strings, which is like putting on the brakes. I have thought about cutting off a quarter inch or so. Seems like there would still be plenty to keep it on the pick. It does help with the grip, no doubt. Haven't dropped one yet. Gave one to my son. I'll see if I get any feedback from him.

I've looked for years to find a pick that won't slip out of the fingers. I've tried buffing/roughing them up with no luck. Although it takes a little time to get used to these, they really work...no more flying picks! And they come in various thicknesses. And the picks are replaceable. Love them.