Dava Jazz Grip Delrin Picks

While being thicker than most nylon, celluloid or similar picks I have played, the Dava Jazz Grip also seems softer and more flexible than comparably thick nylon picks. This makes it appropriate for a vast range of styles and situations, so that I've ended up using it for everything except heavy strumming on a steel string.

It is also VERY durable - I have been using all six picks in the set for almost five months and haven't noticed any marks of use on any of them.

It is obviously designed for an extra good grip and to prevent slipping, and in this respect it is designed well. The tip, although sharp, has a softer attack than I usually get using nylon picks, meaning more tonal subtlety as you have to play harder to get the pronounced *pop* when picking. Personally, I like the difference it makes in my tone.

Will definitely be checking out some of the other Dava Jazz picks.

These picks are very tough indeed. They are very tough, very thick and quite comfortable too. They're almost a bit too thick at the point, but this does aid with durability and if you have a strong pick attack then these won't affect your playing too much whilst still being incredibly tough. They have a bit of a softer sound compared to your regular Dunlop plastic plectrum, but that can be quite good especially if you pick very hard as picking too hard can give a bit of an icepick quality and these can help ease that slightly. They're very grippy though, even when playing at a gig where the temperature is way up and your hands are sweating like taps. Overall, very good picks which are specialised for somebody who picks harder than average.