Dava Rock Control Delrin Picks For Guitar - Hang Bag With 6 Pieces, 1303

Perfect grip and ergonomics. Nice hardness. A blast to play. A bit expensive but worth the asking price.

Just superb.... I will be using these exclusively from now on. I stuck on a couple of Monster grips and found what I gave been searching for for a very long time. Great feel...highly acurate...a real joy to play with!

Easy to hold, I have hand arm vibration syndrome and arthritis so pinching is difficult and I regularly drop plectrums. This pick from Dava is a little larger and is contured slightly, so gripping is easier. Would give 5v stars if this model came with the rubber wrap like the smaller ones.

Easy to hold, none slip

These picks actually did seem to make a difference. Maybe it's coincidence, and I just had a good day. Heaps of fun to play around with anyway. They're definitely a lesson in why lead players mostly prefer a stiffer pick. The fact that you can switch from flexible to stiff really helps you appreciate the difference. You really get a sense of how much more tactile information is passing through the hand to the brain when using a stiffer pick. I think it's this greater transfer of info that is helpful for playing lead, as it requires closer control. I've fallen in and out of love with picks before, so I'll update this later. Can't talk about durability at the moment as it's day one, but I'll update that too. From the design of these things, doesn't look as if there'll be enough tip to file out any scuffs and ruts, so it looks like they'll have to be replaced as soon as they get roughed up. *** Update *** Fallen out of love. They're still cool to play with, but they don't last five minutes. Not keen on constantly forking out for picks. Playing with metal ones at the moment.

Ive used the same plectrums for 40 yrs,but a friend suggested trying these.Frankly they are excellent.The design allows a great deal of versatility depending on the way you hold them and prevents embarressing flying plectrum moments.Im totally converted and will be using them from now on.They are a little pricy but I feel its money well spent.

These plectra are extremely comfortable to hold, give great response on the string and also last forever. I bought one in a guitar shop I visited on holiday 10 years ago and I've only just had to seek out a replacement. The large grip area and texture on the pick are fantastic for beginners to get used to holding something between your fingers, and for more experienced players you can take advantage of the ability to change the feel of the plectrum depending on where you hold it. All in all, great product.

No hang bag included, or maybe I misunderstood if it's something to do with the picks. All same size and gauge, from description I was expecting a mix of 6 picks in some kinda bag. Anyway the picks look good and are comfortable so still 4/5

Tried it because recommended by Cory Wong, best pick ever. Never come back

I always like Dava, because its thick, so I can hold better and not easy to drop while I am playing.

I used to think a pick was a pick, with the only difference being stiffness. (I should say that I prefer picks of medium stiffness). The only problems I had with "regular" picks was: (1) them slipping in my hand (turning around), (2) out of my hand (on the floor), and, of course, (3) breaking. I decided to give the Dava picks a try. I bought a pack of the "jazz" picks and a pack of these "grip tips". I really thought I'd like the jazz picks better: that they would be easier to grip and more like a regular pick. But, after trying them both, I find these (the grip trips) are now my "pick of choice". They fit my grip perfectly, stay put in my hand, and give me maximum control when I play, whether it's lead or rhythm. I have yet to break one. I'm mainly buying another set because I've given a few away for people to try and I want to have plenty readily available. I like to leave picks laying around my house at various optimum locations, so whenever I pick up a guitar to play, I've got one close by (also always keep a spare in my wallet). Bottom line is, for me at least, these picks are tops! Sure I can still use a regular pick when that's all that's available. But why not use the best when I can??? Update: Been using these picks for a year since my first review. Still love them. Still have yet to break one (and I can be an aggressive strummer). The only reason I need to buy more: I lose them. I have to admit they are a bit pricey, compared to other picks. But for me, they are still tops. Which is why I'm buying another half dozen.

Moi qui suis dans le Rock/Metal j'utilise depuis genre 20 ans des Dunlop Jazz3 assez épais. J'ai voulu tester ces Davas et je ne suis pas déçu. Le grip est de bonne qualité, on a un bon maintiens dans les gestes même les plus rapides et les plus nerveux. A voir dans le temps si l'embout rouge ne s'éfrite pas.

Me van genial!