32pcs Guitar Picks Grips, Large Silicone Soft Grips with 3 Guitar Picks

I have always had trouble hard strumming an acoustic and keeping the pick still, it usually just spins around in between my fingers and tries to get away. No more! These grips make the pick nice and grippy. I use them on both sides of the pick - I use Tortex .88's (the green ones) - and I have no more problems with the pick moving around. It does make the pick a lot thicker where you grip it, but the tip, where the pick meets the guitar is still exposed and at the same thickness as always. It didn't take me any time to get used to it, it didn't affect my playing, it just worked. Such a simple solution to such an annoying issue. As far as value goes, I think they could have given us 64 for $9 instead of 32, but welcome to shrinkflation. They should last a while and it seems like they could be applied multiple times. Definitely get these if you need them.

Ordered these two weeks ago. Put one of a D'Addario Medium pick. They appear exactly as pictured. The grip is slightly bigger than the pick - I trimmed a little bit away from the larger end of the pick to avoid any overlap sticking to my fingers. I use this silicone grip on my thumb side. Works well. DOES double the thickness of my pick, but it's not uncomfortable or difficult to get accustomed to. Holds and grips well. Easy to see the pick (the white over a dark gray picks makes it easy to see when I set it down - and forget where I put it. Not sure if they're "reusable" - the adhesive grabs well so I'm guessing I'd end up tearing or distorting the shape if I tried moving it from one pick to another. So far, so good.

Helped with my grip

Absolute game changer. I played classical guitar and fretless bass for a few years before getting into electric guitar, and I never could get the right mix of loose hand and light grip on the pick without losing the pick too often when strumming. I could use a very thin pick but nothing else, and I greatly prefer a heavier pick for any melodic or solo parts. I would try again every few years but never got it. I finally got the big brand picks that come with a slip on sleeve - and EVERYTHING changed. I could count on the pick staying in my fingers while not pinching it hard, even when I put the sleeve on a large size Jazz III. My fingers just naturally relaxed. I tried these and found they work even better. They are cheaper for the large set than just three of the others and can be cut to fit any pick size, and they avoid the issue of the pick shifting/rotating a little inside the sleeve. I was surprised to find I could very quickly do without the grips at all - my fingers just learned to hold it right - but I prefer using them nonetheless. I like both the sense of security and the way the straight front edge of the pads gives a good reference for the orientation of the pick - it just works unconsciously. Honestly, these are one of the few game changer products I wish I had had decades ago. Clearly most people learn how to strum with relative ease, but if you struggle give these a try. [I think my hands were just so used to NOT having a pick, plus my teacher insisted I use a tiny Jazz III when I picked up electric... and it backfired... I learned to fight the pick, to not trust my hand to hold it - and could never get past the death grip... until these. I truly just needed to learn to trust my hand. I find the thickness is fine. I put one on either side and have not minded the thickness at all. They've held up to a lot of use and I can't hear a difference at all. One small added bonus, especially over the black silicone brand name sleeves: these are translucent white and make dark picks much easier to find on the dark rug or on my amp with the lights down.

Really does the job. No pick rotating.

These install easily on any normal shaped guitar pick and reduce the pick's tendency to rotate in your grip. You only need to apply one per pick, so this pack will last quite awhile, which is a great value.

There’s no going back after you try these

For general acoustic practice, these are great. They don't sound quite as plasticky as Fender mediums. The grip helps but is not sticky.