ZeroGravity Orbit Guitar Pick Medium 3-Pack

Good guitar pick if your can`t hold normal pick in hands or if you change your way of playing form pick to finger. Bad thing is that it worn out fast.

I got this for our used to be guitar player because he loved dropping his picks, as well as losing them all the time. So I got him a set of these...Pros:-You can put it on any key ring and always have a pick with you where ever you have your keys-Never drop another pic again!-Awesome feel too it, made me want to play guitar! (but I play bass so never)Cons:-The pick itself pretty much wears down in a few weeks, the plastic on the pick literally gets sanded off by the strings fairly quickly, not sure what the manufacturers were thinking...

I hate feeding picks into my sound hole and I'm always looking for the pick with the best grip and the right feel. I bought a 3 pack of these to see what they'd do. I wasn't expecting much but was pleasantly surprised. The finger ring doesn't get in the way like I thought it would, that's a complete non issue. Sometimes I wish the strap was a bit less stiff but then the pick wouldn't stay put when I relax my grip. It does feel a bit bulky in my hand when I first start playing with it but after a few minuets I get used to it. I haven't used in a performance situation yet, but when practicing I no longer drop my pick.

So I'm always trying new picks, and this one has been the biggest let down. I play metal, and that requires having my thumb close to the pick's tip for artificial harmonics. This is an impossible grip with this pick, you must hold it with a half inch of pick sticking out. This thing might work for strumming an acoustic around a campfire, singing Kumbaya... But it fails to be a useful tool when even semi-advanced techniques are required. Oh, and mine came in red, not green as was pictured.

Well, the headline says it all. After a few weeks of play all three of the pics "bit the dust". I have never had a pick wear out so fast and break as these. If they were to sell them for less than $1, then perhaps I'd go for it, but this is absolutely not worth it. Isn't it interesting that the company has not hastened to accommodate several of us, who have registered this complaint here. This is obviously a known problem, and they got our money and don't care that this is a swindle.

My wife got me this pick for a stocking stuffer. It's not something that I would've gotten for myself, especially since I'd moved on to playing 5-string bass, but as it turns out this thing is great for my bass playing. There's an Incubus song in particular where I switch back and forth between finger playing and picking; with a whip of the wrist this leashed pick helps me go back and forth without spending half the song with a pick in my gob.It has a nice feel on guitar as well; flexible, but the rubber leash firms up the attack. Hard to explain; just get one. Even if you think it's "meh", it's a conversation piece for your band mates.

Great but not durable enough. Needs some getting use to fully understand it's benefits.

One of the many issues Multiple Sclerosis causes is muscle control, for me specifically my ability grip in my right hand. Traditional pics spin in between my fingers as I cannot grip the pic tight enough to keep it from spinning, even the ones with grip pads. On a hot day I tend to drop 3 or 4 pics in a set. Not only is this frustrating but I get emotionally upset as this reminds me every time I play I have this !@#$ disease. Gravity pics truly let me play without thinking about such a simple thing as not being able to hold a pic. I can also easily flip it around for finger picking and bring it right back for strumming. Only thing is it tends to wear down and the plastic dust gets all over the fret board. I'm OK with this as the benefits for me far out weigh this very minor issue