Cool Picks "Juratex" Guitar Pick - 8 Picks (1.00mm)

Nice guitar picks for people like me with slippery fingers at times. They have a sandpaper like coating that reduces slippage and pick drops.

These pics are cool. Love the grip, feel and performance of these picks. And they are cool. Others are not. These clearly are because it says it right on pick! Seriously, give them a shot. I tried one from a friend and immediately bought a pack. Love them.

I liked their stiffness and grip. These and the Ernie Ball nylon heavies are the only pics I use. I like them because if I angle my pic the wrong way, they don’t make that scratchy sound you get with lighter weight pics.

The Cool .50 is the best thin pick on the market, and I’ve tried a lot of them. They don’t slip around when you’re strumming, they, they make a good sound, and the price here on Amazon is better than I’ve seen in music stores!

I am 77 and my fingers and palms are always dry and slippery and I drop regular picks often. The blue "Cool" spot solves my life long problem. The only problem I have with them is I keep losing them when I am not using them. Eventually, I find them again laying in plain sight. I must admit, I am partially blind and unless I am looking exactly at them, I can't see um. It is not the picks fault. Also, when I let someone use one, I don't get it back unless I ask them. I often let them have the Cool pick. The blue grip does a good job and always is comfortable and my pick does not rotate on my thumb and fingers. I have a couple of dozen regular picks I never use. They are years old and are brand new. I have never broken a Blue Cool pick or wore one out. I am wondering if the blue spot ever wears out ?

Perfect thickness and the grip does indeed help. I use it for strumming and singing acoustic songs

I recently purchased these guitar picks and while I found it easy to hold, I was disappointed to discover that the end of the pick chipped after only a few uses. The pick is made of a unique material that provides a comfortable sticky (but not tacky) grip, but it seems to be more prone to chipping than other picks I have used. Despite this flaw, the pick does provide a smooth playing experience and has a clear, articulate tone. The chipping issue is a concern for me and something to consider if you are looking for a pick that will last. Only one pick has done this so far, so maybe it was just a quirk. It was the first and only pick I’ve used on my electric so far.

this pick is on a little expensive side. but the sandpaper is a NICE touch to the pick that ensures the grip to it. When it's a little worn, I just use a sandpaper to refine the edge. It never broke while i played, i just.... lose it here and there.