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If your a jazz 3 fan... these picks are awesome, comfy, easy to grip and stay where in your finger where you want it.

These picks are incredible! The wish I would have had these 15 years ago when I started playing. I play a lot of lead and these picks are so comfortable and somehow make you feel like you’re playing so much faster and smoother. I don’t think I will ever buy another brand after using these. All I can say is don’t hesitate on buying these picks it’s well worth having!

Product is good quality .. fit good ..I ordered large ...to small, to hard... I used fender 351 med. All my life..but at 70, fingers are weak , that's why I tried these.. if you are wanting to try a different pick approach to improve your playing , try ! Might be your answer.....

They are great. I have very smooth skin and have trouble holding pick, but not these. They are perfect for me.

Love the size and the grip. I have no use of my middle finger in my right hand so picks tend to slip and turn on me when playing guitar. I have some Dava picks and decided to try these for grip as well. I think the grip is a bit better in these and the don't move in my fingers at all. The stay where I want them a bit better than the Dava or any others I've used BUT when I grip the pick as usual the little nubs are too close to the tip where I strike the strings and so the nubs catch the string to give me a sitar type sound or they throw off my timing because there pick doesn't move as smoothly across the string.If they removed the last row of nubs nearest the tip it the picks might be the perfect solution for those of us with sweaty fingers or general grip issues.

Been using for 2 months now. Never used a pick thicker than .7 but use these exclusively now. Needed something precise due to Neuropathy. I thought I was losing the ability to use a pick. With this pick I found I could still play; just needed something bigger and pointier. A customer/fan for life now. Fave is large format glow-in-the-dark. Thanks and Best Regards and Best Wishes!

I was really excited to get these picks. Longtime user of Jazz XLs, Jazz IIIs, and Ernie Ball Prodigy minis. I like the price of the Jazz III variants, but the performance of the EB Prodigy minis. It really bothers me that the Prodigy minis cost 2 bucks/pick and offer literally nothing in the way of grip; I have to drill holes in them to be able to hold them when I get sweaty, which seems ridiculous for a pick that costs so much. Was really hoping these picks would be an upgrade over the Prodigy minis but nope; just overhyped trash. I used these for about a week to see if I liked them after getting over the adjustment period (about 10 hours of playing). I found the following:1) The picks are a very weak material and dull extremely fast; after about 20 minutes of playing, the tip is completely rounded and has no edge left.2) The picks are concave way up top on the pick, which means that the concavity offers nothing in the way of comfort when playing solos if you like to keep things precise and play with only a small bit of the tip exposed.3) The picks also rotate in your hand when playing quickly (very bad).4) About the only positive is they have about as much attack as the prodigy minis and are a touch larger, which means they are easier to strum with and you probably won't outright drop the pick (which has happened with the prodigy minis for me if I didn't drill holes in them and was sweating a lot at a gig). However, they have less attack than a Jazz XL are far worse for effectiveness and cost more, so I can't imagine a use-case for these.5) The greenish glow is kind of cool. It is much less apparent than in the listing pictures, but definitely present with lights off. If you don't care about having an effective pick, these might be for you for style points.All in all, complete trash and one of the worst purchases I've made in a while. Another failed attempt to replace the prodigy minis; guess I'll be keeping my hand drill charged. Don't know why the ratable features of these are "for beginners" or "giftable"; I guess if you hated somebody who plays guitar, they might make a good gift. These picks are so bad yet have so many good reviews I would almost claim a lot of the good reviews have to be self promotion of some sort, as I definitely know how to pick with clean form, and these most certainly are not conducive of such just by way of the location of the concavity in the pick design.

Love the feel of the guitar picks.

I remember when picks were 3 for $1 - guess those days are long gone. But having said that, these are worth the price. I noticed an improvement in my picking speed and accuracy, which might be just a placebo effect, but 100% these are the most ergonomic picks I’ve ever used

Excellent grippy pick, slightly thicker than stealth before it.

Super Plektren.