Fender Mojo Grip Guitar Picks 351 Shape, Guitar Accessories, Celluloid, White Moto, Thin, 3-Pack

I am an old man and I am always dropping my picks. When I get cramps in my hand I have three picks that help keep me playing. This is one of them. I put in a softer pick to play faster songs, like Thunder Struck. I really enjoy this pick and I have to keep ordering more because people I play with borrow them and forget to return them....

good quality picks

These are great. You can use the grips on any standard size pick and they seem to do the trick. Little to no slipping or twisting with a light finger pressure. Particularly if your hands and fingers are getting old!

Love these. I wish they would sell jut the rubber sleeve so I could use them on other picks as well, but they really help me keep a loose grip on the pick while I play guitar.

First, I have to say that I love the way the mediums feel with the sleeves. I have never been a fan of Fender celluloid picks but they are absolutely the best ones for me to use with the Mojo Grips.But you will NOT receive the size that you order! If you want thin you'll get medium, ordering medium will get you thin, and asking for heavy is a 50/50 chance of getting either, but 100% chance you are not going to get the heavy plectrum.Luckily for me both thin and medium work pretty nicely in the sleeves. They do take getting used to and aren't for everyone obviously.For me they offer optimal grippage while producing perfect pick placement in promotion of preparation and prudence in the practical use of the portion of plectrum permitted to protrude and precariously peek out in prime position for precisely plucking painstakingly practiced and perfected progressions and presentations of purposely provocative yet persuasively poignant passages and perpetual proclamations of perceived plagiarism planned and perpetrated primarily in pursuing preservation of polyphonic polyamory, personal pacification and providing pleasant perversions of pentatonic predication predominantly passed posthumously through generations of players.TLDR: Yeah, I like em just fine 👍🎸

These give me just the right amount of grip that I never drop a pick. The quality is great and they last for years. I love having the ability to change out the pick inside the rubber grip for another if I want. The durability, easy grip, and all around quality make these worth the investment price.

The picks themselves are fine, but the rubber jacket they put on them works really well. They are made of tacky rubber, so you can hold them without having to squeeze them really tight, like you do a bare hard plastic pick.They also make the pick thicker, and provide a little compliance, which changes the ergonomics vs. holding a plain pick. You are far less likely to get any kind of hand or finger fatigue.The rubber jacket just stretches over the pick. It can easily be removed, or put on a different brand's pick if you'd like.I'm sure some people will hate these, or find them unnecessary. But many other people will love them, and some will never want to use anything else. They are cheap. Give em a try.

Much easier to maintain grip on the pick as opposed to plastic picks.