Epic Accessories 20-Pack Grips for Guitar Picks Stop Dropping your Guitar Picks while Playing Non-sticky Stays in your Hand Epic Accessories (comes with grips only)

I was skeptical, but placed the order anyway. I'd tried everything else I could find, and the price wasn't prohibitive. What the heck, may as well try one more product. The grips arrived early, and I put one on my 1mm Dunlop pick of choice and played for a couple of hours. No problems at all. The pick stayed put, and I was delighted. I'm an older player with dry skin, especially this time of year, and picks slide around in my hand and before you know it the tip of the pick is pointing up my arm. I also struggle with arthritis from time to time, which makes keeping a tight grip painful for any length of time. I tried a sticky goo you put on your thumb and finger, but that felt weird. And if you don't wash it off after playing, a lot of other things will stick to you, if you catch my meaning. I tried really thick picks, like 6mm and thicker. They were easier to grip than the 1mm, but still slid around. Plus, they make an annoying click when they hit the strings. These little stick-on grips are the perfect solution for my problem. The pick doesn't ride around in my hand and I can hold it as lightly as I please. They do not interfere with normal pick functionality; I barely know they're there. An ingenious product at a pleasing price. Thank you so much.

I am a n00bie acoustic player. I picked up the guitar last May during the COVID-2019 lockdown in NY. I'm serious AF, have THE world's best instructor, and I practice practice practice. During the 1st few months of playing, I dropped my pick ALOT, even one time into the sound hole! I went on websites and asked for guidance on picks. Long story short, I ended up trying at least 2 dozen different kinds of picks. There were different materials, sizes, thicknesses, shapes, and exteriors. Nothing stuck (no pun intended!). Then I found that "other" brand of stick on dots, the ones that are thin, clear and textured. Those helped for awhile but I found that the little bumps would start to rub away as I used the picks, and became quite smooth over time. So disappointing. But this past week I just happened upon these EPIC ACCESSORIES GUITAR PICK GRIPS. I knew the minute I saw them that I had come upon something special. I ordered a pack, seller shipped it immediately, and I love them so much I just bought 3 more packs! I will never be without these amazing little rubber gems. Perfect for both picking and strumming, acoustic and electric, the help the pick stay put, never wear down, and give you an extra degree of confidence while playing. Plus they're light, so you can put one dot on each side of a pick without weighing it down. I have NEVER seen these before at any brick and mortar or online store. I feel tremendously grateful that I found them here at Amazon sold by ELEMENT 115 LLC. The transaction was perfect, instant communication, super-fast shipping of an unbelievably great item. The proof is in the pudding, as they say, because I immediately came back and ordered more. Disclaimer- I am just a regular shopper, I have no relationship whatsoever with the seller or the manufacturer, I just wanted to share this amazing find with all the other frustrated guitar n00bs out there. Thank you ELEMENT 115 LLC!

They tend to slide around on the plectrum a little more than I anticipated. Other than that, great product until they start to wear out. They DO add a lot of thickness so be advised. If you like thin picks (small Dunlop jazz picks will feel like a Lego piece in your fingers) you may not like these. But if you play thicker picks (I do) you won’t be too bothered. I would buy these again

I've been playing guitar for many years and haven't ever really had a serious issue with dropping picks. On stage I keep about 10 picks on my Mic stand in a rubber holder but very rarely need to grab one. But these days, I play a lot more acoustic at home when writing and I play lightly when strumming, this is where I am constantly dropping my picks. Holding my pick lightly causes them to fly out of my fingers and quite often into the sound hole of the guitar...errrrr, that's a pain in the @$$. So I finally broke down and bought some of these for the 1st time in my life and I learned quickly that it isn't so much that my fingers stick to these better but more about the ridge it creates between the surface of the pick and the top of the grip. It gives my thumb a perfect place to catch on and prevent the pick from sliding. I use only one and put it on the thumb side. I did put one on both sides of a pick just to see if it helped more but it actually made it a lot worse, as two of them impeded my ability to constantly adjust the angle of the pick (which to be honest, I never even knew I did so much) it apparently has been a subconscious thing I've been doing for years, and like a soar part of your body, you never even know you use it so much until you hurt it. So even though I only use them when strumming acoustic guitar, they are very much a welcome addition to my studio and I highly recommend for anyone who drops their pick a lot regardless of the reason.

As a longtime player, I'm very finicky about my picks and other accessories. I have tried many things - picks that are supposedly non-slip on their own, some with holes in the middle. Cork and other types of grips, including these now. These would be my second favorite ones and the main reason is how thick they are. My favorite grips are super-thin. Almost can't tell they are there, just nice grip. These have a nice grip, but they are thick enough that I really notice they are there and whether I'm firmly in the middle or not. I use grips in the middle of large wedge picks - as middle as I can get them, anyway. If I'm off slightly with these, I really notice and I don't want that to take my attention away from my playing/singing. In all fairness, it could just be me or it could be that I've used other grips for several years now and just tried these a few hours at a time a few times. I just haven't gotten used to them. They seem well-made and with the promise of being durable. I will still give them a shot now and then.

I have trouble keeping picks from sliding around between my fingers unless I grip the pick very tightly. So I have been using a textured pick for several years. The textured picks that I normally use are nice picks but they are fairly thick (1.4 - 1.5mm). I wasn't able to find any 60-70mm picks that were textured, so I decided to give these pick grips a try. They are easy to apply, they stay on the pick, and best of all they feel good and serve their purpose. i place a grip on both sides of a pick, so one package of grips will take care of ten picks for me.

The joke around the Jumpin' Jimmy rehearsal studio is that you can always find this ol' Guitar Guru by following the trail of picks. I'm clumsy and have a terminal case of the dropsies. Combine that with my heroic intake of substances and you end up with a pick-o-rama on the floor wherever I've been. If only I'd known about these little guys sooner! I bought them on a whim and I haven't dropped a pick since. Sure, it's kind of a pain to stick them on pick after pick and sure there are picks that already have these on them, but so what? It keeps me busy and I don't end up wasting the thousands of picks I already have. I have one of those pick punch things and a lot of my picks are made from expired credit cards and stuff. A lot of them are crap but then a lot of them are good. Just sayin'. Anyway if you're one of those guys like me who drop it like it's hot, get these! They're worth it. They don't cost much, either. Thanks, Mo. I'd like to say on behalf of the group and ourselves and I hope we passed the audition. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha I don't get it.

I've been playing guitar for over fifty years but the older I get the more trouble I have holding onto my picks. About ten years ago I switched to the Jim Dunlop heavy, extra thick picks. This helped but when my hands are overly dry the picks still frequently slip out of my grasp. I've tried some other products in the past that were supposed to help but they just made my hands and picks sticky. I even tried thumb picks. I saw these and thought I would give them a try. They work much better than I was expecting. The only downside is that sometimes as you play you might want to adjust how you are holding the pick. These make those minor adjustments a little more difficult but overall these work great for me. So glad I found them. I'll be ordering more.

I've been playing guitar for a few years and have always struggled to control my guitar picks. When I hold them 'loosely' they keep shifting around and often my only recourse is to miss a measure to regrip. Or, I squeeze the picks to tight and I find my wrist tightening/stiffening up, leading to crappy strumming and the pick grabbing strings. So I've been putting one pad on the side of the pick resting against my index finger. And it's been working for me.

At first, I was disappointed at this grip, as I thought it was too thick, throwing off my accuracy with my picking hand. As I used them more and on different picks, I found myself adjusting to the new angle as if there was a natural taper to the pick - thick at the grip and narrow at the tip. If you like playing with a pick more than 2.0mm thick, put this grip on a 1.0mm pick. The grip thickness will feel the same, and the attack of the tip will be correct.

I also, only received 10!! Please send them and I’ll be more than happy to change this review. :)

Minus one star I only received half the order And I don’t think it’s worth calling Amazon for

Found a better product for a third of the price