TIK PIK Celluloid Guitar Picks 6-Pack - Thin 0.46mm w/Case

It actually works as advertised, it just sticks to the face of the guitar. It’s also easier to hold. I probably won’t need to buy as many picks in the future as my dog Tucker doesn’t even know the pick is right in front of his nose. Great product!

AMAZING! Exactly as advertised. Pick sticks to guitar and provides amazing grip when playing. I will only be using TikPik from now on. I highly recommend.

My wife tolerates all my guitars and amps. She even tolerates the cords on the floor. What drives her nuts is my pics all over the house. I bought a pack of these (thin) and they work just like it says they do. I have one guitar that they wouldn't stick too because of the finish, so on that one I stick it on the volume knob and it stays just fine. The part of the Pic that makes it stick also makes it comfortable to play with. I gave a couple to a fellow musician and the next day he ordered a couple packs. So if you're tired of losing pics or leaving them all over the house, get some of these.

My son plays guitar and I'm always looking for musical gifts for him. Saw this on an episode of Shark Tank and thought "Sure, why not?" I gave him the pick and now he uses it exclusively and asked for me to order him more to give to the other guys in the band. It does exactly what it was designed to do, and as someone who plays the guitar a lot, my son has enjoyed the easy accessibility to the pick and appreciates that it stays on the guitar "magically" and he never has to go hunt for a pick when he grabs his guitar. It's reusable and so easy to stick to the guitar without damaging the guitar in any way (no weird residue or sticky after effects). The price seems a little high for what the product actually is (small plastic and rubber), but if it works it's priceless to guitarists and this item works!

The pick will not slip out of your hand! I play aggressively and gently depending on the music. ***AND*** it really does stick to your guitar when you don't want the pick to do some finger picking. I could never cup the pick in my palm or between my finger joints and not have the pick eventually fly out of my hand. This pick actually works "as seen on TV" and as advertised. So far, only tried it in practice. Let's see how it actually does during a gig. Finally, lets see how long it actually lasts before being worn down. HAPPY! :)