I am one of those players that habitually uses a light grip on my guitar pick. It's been a frustration for over 50 years. I keep telling myself to hold on tighter. I've even used rubber cement but I have left guitar picks in every venue I've ever played in.That is until I started using these about 3 years ago. Up until that time I used Fender mediums. That simple little star shaped hole has worked wonders for me. The pick rotating in my hand is nearly eliminated and I haven't flipped a pick into the audience in a long time. I use the orange mediums and the red lights. I find the orange about the same as my old Fenders and the red is a little more limber. So I use oranges on electric and the reds on acoustic. Love 'em

James

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My favorite picks. Comfortable and I no longer pitch picks while I'm playing

David

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I've only used these picks for the past 3 years, the amount of times i've dropped these is very limited compared to other picks

Diana

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Easy grip, great price, very good product, great service

Big D

Rutherfordton NC

Love these picks, easy grip, great price, great service.

Danny

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My favorite new guitar picks. 4 Control they'r the best!

John

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Outstanding product I recommend it to everyone who has a slight gripping problem

Emmanuel

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Great Pick... regular re-order on this item. Love the star... keeps my grip firm and in the right location.

Kimberly

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Very well made picks. I won't use any other brand

Fine Line Bassist

Hendersonville NC

I normally use Fender celluloid mediums. Although the yellow Star Picks are supposed to be thicker ( O 73 mm vs 0.71 mm [what I mic'd the Fenders at]), the different plastic (don't know what plastic they are made of, but I'm guessing polypropylene) makes them slightly more flimsy. I haven't used them long enough yet to say whether they do reduce slips and drops, but it's a great idea.

Stratblues

Yucaipa, CA