Fender seeks to provide greater pick control with the new Mojo Grip
Removable rubber sleeve promises more grip, increased plectrum thickness
Fender has unveiled the Mojo Grip, a rubber sleeve that provides a better gripping surface and extra thickness for the common guitar pick.
The nitrile grips are removable, so a worn-down or broken pick can be slid out of the Mojo and replaced with a fresh one.
The Mojo Grip comes with three picks in Tortoise Shell or White Moto options, in a choice of thin, medium and heavy gauges, with one pick already in place.
You can “pick” one up (sorry) for $5.99 at Fender.
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