How to Not Drop Your Guitar Pick | Picker's Grip Review

This was a fun experience! I think I applied too much and didn't spread it evenly before trying to play. Used sparingly, I think you will have a better experience than my initial reaction. I wish this had been around when I was first learning to play.
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[@pickersgrip]

Thanks Justin, I appreciate your honest review! Billy

[@justinbishopmusic]

Thanks for sending this out! One thing I just thought of...my hands get super clammy during outdoor gigs at night in the summer...so this is definitely going in my gig bag!

[@pickersgrip]

@@justinbishopmusic You're very welcome! Good to hear. Mine are always dry, so slippage and spinning is an issue.

[@vbrown8522ify]

I tried using double sided clear tape. It's thin and has a rubber type feel where it forms to your fungers. So far it's been good and after having it awhile it might not feel sticky but after few mins of the warmth of your fingers it stays in place even without holding.

[@chesterproudfoot9864]

I always had a problem with my picks spinning on me (sweaty fingers). One day I picked up a novelty pick (a glow-in-the-dark Jason mask with two holes for the eyes), and when I used it I found out that it stayed where I held it. So I bought a bunch of my usual tortex picks and punched two holes in them and they never move on me. It works for me, might works for others.

[@justinbishopmusic]

Pro tip!

[@chesterproudfoot9864]

@@justinbishopmusic Call it amateur tip! 😎

[@winstonian88]

Wouldn’t it pick up a bunch of lint?

[@MisterJWJ71]

Isn't this very similar to Gorilla Snot?

[@justinbishopmusic]

😂🥴