Gator Frameworks Mic Stand Guitar Pick Holder - Attaches to Microphone Stand Tubing - Holds up to 12 Guitar Picks; (GFW-GTR-PICKCLIP)

Works as described, fits my stand snug and holds plenty of pics as well as a slide holder. Great product thanks

I tried a few other pic holders and this is the one I like best, by far. It fits securely on the mic stand and the picks are held securely in the holder. I have had a few drop out if the mic stand is hit particularly hard, but that is rarely an issue. It is very convenient to be able to grab another picture directly from in front of my face, if I drop one during a song. This has definitely saved me several times and is well worth the price. Not only would I buy another one, again with my own money, but I have already bought another one to have as a backup. Great product. Would highly recommend.

Holds on to the picks very well

Works good , I use it on my boom and picks tight , easy to use

Easy to use. Good quality.

I have two. One on a guitar stand, one on an overhead desk mic stand. Both places tight squeeze to install and holds in place nicely. I don't think either of my use cases is the intended one but worked out for me great. Occasionally I struggle to insert pic if I just try to jam it in. Most of the time need to kind of slide them in but once in they hold well also. I'll also assume with use they will loosen up for easier pic insertion. BUY.

This GTR pick/slide holder attaches securely to mic stands, holding the picks (and slide) snuggly and enabling easy access while playing. The holder is made of a high quality rubber product that holds the picks in two rows. The package also include a "slide" holder that can be installed, or removed when not needed, which as a bass player is great for me.

Works exactly how you'd expect! Clips on with ease, holds many picks. The included slide holder was a nice touch!

Simple but well designed

I like it very much

Easy to mount and good quality.

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It's pretty good really, about as discreet as a stick of rubber on your mic stand can be I guess. I only use 0.6 plectrums which seem a little tight but maybe with age/use the slots will get a little more forgiving. Very handy though, one of those "why didn't I get one of these years ago" kind of things. Can recommend and would buy again