Ernie Ball Everlast Picks 0,88 mm Green

Work great and I love the shape. Not the biggest fan of the finish as I like slightly more "glossy" feel. But they work great last long and for most people the matte grip will probably feel super

Always played with Jim dunlop 1.0 mm max grip.
these Ernie ball picks are thinner but a little stiffer so feels more responsive, they wear off a little faster due to my picking style ( fast and hard )

so, a year ago or something I bought these and fell in love with them. and after a year of playing on daily bases, I can assure they do last longer than other picks. But that added grip actually don't feel as good as picks without it. All tho it still is 0.88 , my martin and dunlop green picks feel bit stronger , ernie ball picks bends easier , and after a lot of chugging they start to change shape. So at this point i'm giving a try to other picks, but they last long time and that is good thing

I love these picks, I use them on my guitar and bass. Very comfortable grip. The sound is brilliant. Very handy for thick strings and bass.

Really impressive with my 0.8mm high quality stuff

I can't say it is not a good pick, I just preferred the Dunlop Tortex 0,88 types over this one, grip and feel wise

To be honest they are not that durable, and the print quality vary from pack to pack (i have bought several packs over the years). But I keep on buying them so... I think overall they are worth it.

This is my fav thickness for metal. Got a matte finish that provides a good grip.

They wil wear down with time, but it does take a while. I play quite agressively and i use a new one just about every week. The hardness is also just perfect. While it doesn't have a texture grip, it really really rarely slips.

No wear at all. Other brands wear out, not this one.