Found these about 3 years ago, and I will not put anything else on my acoustic guitars. Love the sound and feel of these strings. I have a Tach and Fender and both sound amazing with these strings.

Great Strings and a really aimple install!

I bought a set of these and put them a mandolin that gets a lot of use in rehearsals. They were on there for 9 months before they started sounding like they were getting ready to need replacement. Now, in full disclosure I do not suffer from finger death sweat and strings do last longer for me. But these are some very good strings.

Nicely beveled pick. Doesn’t have much of any harsh pick sound as you come off a string. Thick enough to have a good grip, especially with the holes. I’d recommend this pick

Tried a triangle pick previously and wasn’t enthralled. Got these Woodtone picks and fell in love with them! Great picks for me!!

I really like these guitar picks. They add warmth to my tone and brings out the middle range. Which I like.

These strings sound great, play great! Haven’t had them long enough to check their durability and corrosion resistance.

Excellent sounding string s, brilliant crisp resonating sounds.

My Martin HD-28 sounds darn pretty good with new strings, regardless of brand. However, these custom nickel-infused strings really changed the tone - strong and not too bright! I wouldn't necessarily describe them as warm, but nice and even across the frequencies - and very powerful sounding. I am extremely happy! Btw, I don't think I've ever reviewed strings before...

I am unsure, as yet, about a 1mm pick, but this pick is distinctive in that there is no "snappy plastic" sound that emits from any picking or strum. I am impressed!

Pick feels great in my hand. I like the warmth of the tone both acoustic and electric.

I've included a photo of my current favorite "non-boutique" picks: the Golden Gate "Clown Barf" stiff, the Dunlap Primetone 1.5mm, the Dunlop Ultex 1.14mm, and the Woodtone Large Triangle Tortoise 1.5mm. Each has its place, and I cannot say that any one of them is "best." It depends on the instrument and what sound I'm needing at the time. These picks are all the same relative size, but with slight differences in the points, texture, and thickness. The Woodtone pick is more rounded, which provides a bit more mellow sound. Of these four, the Woodtone has the slickest surface and can be prone to slipping. (I know Woodtone offers a pick with holes drilled in them, and I plan to attempt that with one of the six picks that came in the package.
I am very happy with the look, feel, and sound of these Woodtone picks and gladly recommend them. This particular model fills a specific niche that you just might be looking for.
The Woodtone Strings company is doing an amazing job of order fulfillment and customer service. My order came promptly and I received great notes from the company to make sure I was satisfied with the purchase.

You absolutely nailed the polish and point radius. For me there is no better.

Great pick that got rid of string clicks when I pick.

Great pics. Great sound and feel. I have trouble holding on to pics but these help. I would love to see a little thinner pic.