Pick Grip?

[Yoko Oh No]

Anyone use these? Reusable too.

 

[secndshft]

I don’t, but long ago I started using a brand with grip: Cool Cat. They are so easy to hold on to. I have kept picks for years. I bought a dozen of these a year ago and had the realization that I may never buy another pack in my lifetime. I never loose them.

 

[twocorgis]

I have very dry hands, and have been using the Dunlop Max-Grip picks for a long time. They're similar to the Cool Cats pictured above.

 

[walrus]

I didn't care for the feel of those grip "add-ons", yoko. Personal choice. I find that celluloid, Ultex and Delrin 500 (no grip) picks stick to my fingers nicely. All other materials and any picks with grips slide off. Strange but true.

walrus

 

[HeyMikey]

Post in the other thread... Skateboarder’s grip tape. Works great and is cheap $

Pickin and grinnin, how many picks have you picked up? Pick testing on Super Duper SF-4

Slow day yesterday, time alone. Quiet time. Time to check out some picks. Get that sucker in tune and get real quiet and play some very clean chords, I use D a lot, so very very typically this is a DGAE type thing. I've gone to flatwounds, GHS Brite Flats (.010-.046), so totally clean nothing...

letstalkguild.com

 

[Westerly Wood]

Keep out of reach of children.

 

[Rambozo96]

I achieved this by stabbing a cheap plastic pick with a hot soldering iron. Moved on to Cactus picks because my modification to the cheap picks worked but caused blisters.

 

[dreadnut]

Cat's Tongue / Brain Picks.

 

[Stuball48]

Five ⅛" holes

 

[adorshki]

I achieved this by stabbing a cheap plastic pick with a hot soldering iron. Moved on to Cactus picks because my modification to the cheap picks worked but caused blisters.

Supposed to let 'em cool down first.