Guitar Pick Grips 16pc - Soft Maximum Grip Durable Thin Silicone Rubber Grip for Picks not Sticky Stays Clean Play Faster with Comfort & Control

I have dry skin and therefore tend to drop picks. I've used sticky goop, rosin, licking my fingers and cork to try and keep a pick in my fingers. I like the feel of these Monster Grips the best of all. I had a gig today and had prepared a pick with one of these. Once my body temp warmed it up I actually forgot it was there! The pick felt secure the entire gig, never slipped or shifted out of position. I'm sold. I'm ordering more of them.1-15-18I've been using the Monster Grips for a couple of months now and have added an extra on the opposite side of the picks I originally placed them on. As I stated originally my fingers are dry in this climate (Eastern WA) and the extra grip allows me to relax completely without worrying about pick movement or dropping them. I play Irish tunes on guitar and tenor banjo, and the right hand triplets require no hand tension, and now that I haven't got a death grip on my pick, the playing of triplets is much easier. Monster Grips are great.I’ve been buying your grips through Amazon for several years. Once I found your product there was no going back. I have dry skin and very little hand moisture, that together with living in Eastern Washington State where the humidity is very low, and I have a hard time keeping a pick in my fingers. I used to glue thin cork grips on my old picks which was OK but didn’t have the tactile sureness of yours.Thanks for contacting me after adding my name to your list. I was a bit freaked the I couldn’t get any more, the other types I’ve found aren’t even close to yours. The thin-ness combined with grip makes them the best on the market. If they lose a little tack a quick rinse with water and the tack is re-established, they also last. I’ve had some on my favorite picks for a couple of years.Rick

For all the years I've been playing guitar, I've always had one recurring problem: the pick slipping in my hand. I've tried everything and the pick would work its way loose. Then I found Monster Grips Guitar Pick Grips and they changed everything. My picks don't spin around between my fingers anymore when I play -- and that's all I ever wanted. Great product.

I liked this product because it is the first grip for pick that actually work. However, they don’t last long and get slippery after a while. If they only made it about 3/32” larger. This way it would cover a good portion Of the heart design type of picks. That would definitely do it and I’d give 5 stars and my large fingers would be happy. I would also be happy to for it at it’s current price...

I like these pick stickies...they are better than an other tye I tried. I think this is the kind I like..in sheets of 16. How do I order more..?

Over the years I’ve tried just about every pick grip product available. This includes all the gimmicky picks that were manufactured with some sort of no-slip mechanism built into them and never found one that worked. There was one add-on gripper that sort of worked but within a few minutes of playing it was rolling up under my thumb and the adhesive was sticking to my thumb, so I quit trying to find a decent product. Then I stumbled on something that caught my attention on Amazon: “Monster Grips”. I almost didn’t check it out but my curiosity got the better of me and I’m glad it did. I can’t say enough about these little gems. They actually perform as advertised, which is pretty refreshing in itself. For some reason I developed a really light grip and found myself dropping picks a lot. I tried to grip tighter but unless I concentrated on my grip I would revert back to a light grip and away goes my pick. That’s why I’ve tried so many products like this. These were priced cheap enough so i figured what the hell lets try em. To sum up my opinion: they simply work. What else is there to know? They are so freakin’ thin you hardly even feel them, but they grip like nothing I’ve ever seen. They don’t roll up around the edges and there is no sticky residue at all. Amazing. I put them on both sides of the pick just to be safe but I ‘m not sure that’s necessary so I’m going to try one sided to see what happens. I also noticed they give me better control of the pick and I really like that too. And when you stop playing you can just slap the pick to your guitar so you don’t misplace it like I do on a daily basis.Somebody was thinkin’ when they came up with these little beauties!

These work well, but the first time I went to use one live it flew off the pick when I started strumming fast.I'll probably just end up gorrilla gluing them to the pick and it shouldn't be an issue, but the adhesive they put on them isn't very effective.I also felt they were a little on the pricey side for what they are--they're very tiny-- you get a plastic sheet of 16 that's smaller than a credit card. For $12?

I almost never write reviews, but in this case I feel like shouting from the rooftops! I am a novice acoustic guitar player. Up until I received these little plastic miracles, I could not keep hold of a guitar pick (plectrum). I tried holding it straight, I tried holding it perpendicular, hard grip, loose grip, everything you can think of, but the pick would constantly move, dislodge, fall. Very frustrating when one is a newbie trying to concentrate on chords. So the next step was advice from much more advanced friends. That led me to trying wedge-shaped picks, plastic picks, acrylic, bumpy, smooth, indented, all of the above. No dice. Then I came upon Monster Grips by sheer luck while looking at picks on Amazon. The reviews are through the roof, but I thought, "how can a piece of plastic be better than a 10 dollar bag of picks?" OH. MY. GOODNESS!! This is it! I bought a pack, put one on each side of the pick I was currently using, and BOOM! Total grip! As in the Nirvana of pick grippiness! I cannot stress the relief I felt in my strumming hand the minute I had a stationary pick between my fingers. It literally changed my playing instantly for the better. No more buying and trying dozens of different types of picks. All you need are Monster Grips. For real, I just ordered my 4th pack! My more advanced playing friends have "borrowed" so many of mine. Highest praise for these little guys. I'm so happy for the improvement in my playing.