Ti-Geek Premium Titanium Guitar Pick 2.8mm Thickness, Neptunnus Blue & Metallic Silver for Metallica, Bass, Electric Guitar No-Slip Grip, Wrist Band, Lifetime Durability - Perfect for Guitar lover

I loved this pick so much I eventually purchased 3 of them! The are thick and heavy. If you're having problems hanging on to your guitar pick, after a couple weeks you should be able to do pull ups hanging on to the bar with just your pick holding fingers!

Love the wrist band and grip, takes some getting used to by the pic is extremely responsive and sounds amazing! Will be buying more, and Would definitely recommend!

Nice very well made with smooth edges.Extremely comfortable. I will buy again.

Nice picks. They are more decorative and i wish they had an option to make it a necklace like the pictures show, but they do not. If it came with any sort of chain or clip to add to a necklace would rate higher.

I have been playing guitar for 33 years and have been using my favorite type of pick for 28 years. I got this pick just to test it out. I didn't think I would actually like it. The first few minutes were a little awkward, but within 10 minutes my picking felt smoother and more controlled using this pick. I picked up my long favorite pick to compare it to this one and I immediately went right back to this pick. I really like this pick and plan on getting more of them.

… ordered the two pack (silver and blue) TITANIUM picks for $49 and only received one (silver) titanium pick. Other one is plastic ….

This guitar pick is like the itsy, bitsy, teenie weenie yellow polka dot bikini of picks—tiny, slippery, and not exactly what you want for a headbanging session. Sure, it's sturdy and sounds amazing, but it's so small it feels like trying to strum with a grain of rice. Even with the gripper, it's like playing guitar with a wet bar of soap when it slips sideways.I didn’t want to give an uninformed review, so I spent some quality time with this minuscule marvel. First off, it’s incredibly quick and delivers a fantastic sound, which is great for jazz or any genre that requires a delicate, precise touch. The sound quality is impressive, and I can’t deny that it’s built to last, given its sturdy construction.However, the size is where it falls short—literally. This pick is super small, which makes it incredibly challenging to hold on to, especially if you have larger hands or if you’re playing more aggressive styles of music like metal or rock. Imagine trying to perform a power chord and your pick decides to take a detour and slip right out of your hand. That’s the experience you’re in for with this tiny pick.Even with the attached gripper, it feels weird and awkward. It’s hard to strum it is so small; no matter how tightly you grip it, it has a mind of its own. I have really strong hands and still found it super hard to maintain a firm grip. It’s like trying to catch a greased pig at a county fair—frustratingly elusive. But at least at the fair you have 11 other chasing. And in the end they are laughing at the situation not your small pick.If you’re a guitarist with hands like the Hulk and the dexterity of a ninja, you might find a way to make this pick work for you. But for the rest of us mere mortals who enjoy a bit of rock or metal and like to strum with some force, this pick is not going to cut it. It’s a great little pick for specific uses, but don’t expect it to be your go-to for every genre. Good luck keeping hold of this elusive little critter!Oh and I ordered the silver. I know I am color blind but not THAT color blind. I think maybe it just feels so small as it is super slippery.

Love the wrist leash and the bright sound this thing produces. I give it 4 stars because I ordered the silver and got the blue. Update: The company sent me the silver one.