EASY TO USE!

PicBand ™may be used in  five different modes: [Camera shots with a person maneuvering the PicBand in its various playing configurations].

1.  Full assembly with (a) Wristband attached to player’s wrist; (b) “T” end of Tether attached to a slot in the Wristband; (c) the “tab” of a Guitar Pic (looks like a gooseneck) inserted into the retaining tab pocket of the Tether; and (d) if necessary, two spare Guitar Pics inserted into the Wristband pockets.

2.  (a) Tether (a) detached from the Wristband and (b) looped around player’s middle and ring fingers together; (c) “T” end of Tether inserted into a slot of the Tether; and (d) a Guitar Pic inserted into the retaining tab pocket of the Tether.

3.  (a) Tether (a) detached from the Wristband and (b) looped around player’s little finger, middle finger, and ring finger as a grouping together; (b) “T” end of Tether inserted into a slot of the Tether; and (c) a Guitar Pic inserted into the retaining tab pocket of the Tether.

4.  (a) Tether (a) detached from the Wristband and (b) looped firmly around player’s little finger only; (b) “T” end of Tether inserted into a Tether slot and pulled to securely encompass the little finger; and (c) a Guitar Pic inserted into the retaining tab pocket of the Tether.

5.  Loose Tether mode, with (a) Tether detached from the Wristband and (b) a Pic inserted into the retaining tab pocket of the Tether; and (c) the Tether allowed to hang freely while grasped lightly within the curled bottom 3 fingers.

A guitarist may effectively grasp the Pic Tether along its length, while playing a stringed instrument.  This serves to enhance ergonometric movements of his/her playing wrist and forearm.  Or, alternatively the guitarist may bend the “T”- tab  at the opposite end of the Pic Tether toward one of the oblong fastening slots,  insert the “T” – tab into the slot  (as shown in the figure and two, three, or four non-playing fingers may be encompassed within the circumference of the loop formed by the Tether, depending on the size of the hands of the guitarist.
Of course, the first several times using the PicBand ™ products may seem uncomfortable, awkward, and even bothersome, but after many repeated attempts, use of PicBand ™ will become a natural thing, and seem to give one more confidence and authority.  This especially occurs after the player finds the most appropriate grasping combination for his/her playing mechanics.