Fender Premium Cell Mix Pick Set 24

The pattern and colors on the picks I personally find very appealing and pretty; however note that the 'Fender' logo wears off within about a day.

It's hard to comment on their durability as you can't set a general tone with an assortment of picks in different thicknesses. If you're using the thin picks for strumming on an acoustic or playing funk on electric etc and the heavy gauges for your jazz, metal and whatnot, yeah sure they're durable-ish, nothing that's too impressive or disappointing.

Finally, the grip I'd say is not too great. Especially compared to something like a Tortex or some other Dunlop picks.

Let's face it, these are the picks you buy because you like looking at them, not because they're great. If you want a 'good' pick, you'd much better opt for something else.

As a bass player i always play with fingers.

When I started playing guitar I had no idea what pick to use, so this was a good way of trying thing out.

Turned I only liked the thick gauges, and I still have enough of those in the set to justify the expense.

Durability seems ok, playing a couple hours a day for about two months, pick one still looks and feels like new.

On the down side: is only one shape / size of picks. If, like me, you start with zero idea of picks, it would be nice to try different size as well. I suspect I may light a smaller one more.