Fender Mojo Grip Guitar Picks 351 Shape, Dura-Tone Delrin, 1.21mm, Black, 3-Pack

If you have trouble holding onto your pick when you are strumming fast or, if you have arthritic fingers, these picks are fantastic! They are available in many different thicknesses but you can also take out the pick and put your favorite one back in the holder.Problem Solved!!

Fender Mojo Grip - 1.21mm - Dura-Tone Delrin - 351ShapeHave been using Fender Tortoise Shell Extra-Heavy 351 Shape picks for years and I like them so much I stopped looking for anything better long ago. The Mojo Grip pick is a stunning improvement. I’m a little bit blown away.*For context on my review:I play 6 string acoustic guitar only.There seems to be a long held belief that beginners should start out using thin picks. Most beginners accept this and I was no different.It took me many years to break free from the thin picks because I never considered myself good enough to “advance” to a more rigid plectrum. When I finally did the improvement in my pick control and “feel” was instant and profound. My playing improved dramatically and this small change was a huge inspiration to play more and advance more quickly. Snowball affect.

I am a new player, picking up the guitar in my very early 50's; I became frustrated because no matter what I tried, my strumming has been just horrible as I couldn't hold a pick to save my life, it would just spin 90 degrees and eventually fall out of my fingers as if I don't have fingerprints!. I tried multiple different thicknesses, and material styles without success; determined to find something that worked I came across two products, this one and the stick on silicone dots from another company; this by far wins out. Nice wide grip surface, and encourages you to hold the pick just right, and no slipping or spinning at all! I don't feel i have lost any "feel" with picking individual strings either, in fact, my scale practice and blues boxes both w alt picking seem to be going better too. The thin one I bought seems a little thicker than the nylon one of the same thickness I have from another popular pick company and the tone from these is much much nicer. I likely will try the thicker two versions as well soon.Bottom line, if you are having trouble holding on to your pick, this may be a great solution for you, well worth the try.

The rubber or silicone tips on these guitar picks makes strumming the easiest I've ever used in 53 years of playing

I was floored at how much easier it was to hang onto a pick with these little sleeves. They adapt to just about any thickness, but picks thinner than .060 can slide around a bit inside over time. I'm going to try a dab of glue on the inside to see if that improves. One reason I love them is that I have some nerve damage in my hands, and strumming can really fatigue my fingers after a relatively short time. These are great for diminishing the vibrations between the pick and the strings without completely losing the sensation of the contact. I'd recommend them to anyone suffering from neuropathy or arthritis.

As a new guitar player I found that I was finding my pick was constantly slipping and falling into the guitar. These grips helped a lot with that, and with holding the pick properly. I like that they came with a pick and you can change the picks out of the grips with your own or different sizes. Defiantly a must for beginners or those that struggle with holding onto the pick.

I love these. I tried a pack of three .96 Delrin and immediately ordered more. I play in a variety band and we do a lot of fast "strummy" clean guitar dance and funk stuff. I loaded up my pick holder on my mic stand at last weekend's job as usual, but I never once dropped my pick. The rubber grip can be removed and placed on another Fender 351 pick if you wear it out, which you might since you don't drop 'em. I also like Dava Grip Tips and it's close to a toss-up between the two, but you can get these in the gauge you like. The grip is a bit thicker on these which I like too. Highly recommended.

I’ve played guitars off and on for over 50 years and always struggled with holding picks and strumming. A close friend highly recommended I try the Fender MoJo picks to solve my issues with picking and sent me a link to purchase some. I’ve always favored thinner picks, SO I purchased the .046 MoJo picks and absolutely love them! The grip works way better than I expected and the Delrin pick is durable, quiet and plays extremely well. I literally practiced for an hour last night and my old, arthritic hands never dropped the pick the first time! I am highly impressed and a very happy customer too!

I needed some better grip for my preferred picks as I am having issues holding on to picks at my age. The grips fit my picks perfectly.

Very please with these picks ,easy to hold on to.

The only thing I didn't like was the price, and even that's not outrageous, just means I have to discourage the cat from carrying these ones away. I'm getting older, and find that I have a real problem with dry hands which means it's hard to hold a pick in place. I've tried countless other "solutions" (yes - including double-sided tape :-)) none of which were very effective. Some worked but were not available in a thin enough pick for my liking.And then the Mojo's arrived, and they simply work. Haven't dropped one accidentally yet, which is little short of miraculous. I'll be sticking with these, literally and figuratively, for the foreseeable future.Thanks Fender

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