Stickpick | Set of 7 flexible guitar picks made of real wood | For electric, acoustic and bass guitars in various strengths | In aluminum can | Sustainably manufactured | Made in Germany
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Seven different woods with a unique characteristic sound - Made with sustainable raw materials - flexible like plastic - quality made in Germany
Color: #91395
Material: Wood
Size: #91395
Guitar Pick Thickness: 0.03 inches
Brand: Generisch
Brand Name: Generisch
Number of Pieces: 7
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 7
Included Components: 7 guitar picks
Item Type Name: Guitar Picks
Item Weight: 7 g
Manufacturer: Glaskern
Model Number: Mischwald
Manufacturer Part Number: SMALL_AND_LIGHT_USA_SP-BGK-TMPIEH
Set Name: Stickpick Set of 7
Warranty Description: 90
Guitar Pick Thickness: 0.03 inches
Compatible Devices: Guitar
Color: #91395
Style: natural
Size: #91395
Item Dimensions L x W: 1.47"L x 1.47"W
Item Dimensions: 3 x 1 x 0.71 inches
Material Type: Wood
Body Material Type: Wood
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As a guitarist constantly seeking the perfect balance between playability, tone, and comfort, I recently had the pleasure of discovering the Set of 7 Flexible Guitar Picks Made of Real Wood. In this comprehensive review, I delve into the craftsmanship, performance, and overall value offered by these unique picks, which have quickly become an essential accessory in my musical toolkit. Craftsmanship and Design: The first aspect that captivated me upon receiving this set was the impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail evident in each pick. Crafted from real wood, these picks exude a natural warmth and character that sets them apart from traditional plastic counterparts. The smooth finish and ergonomic design contribute to a comfortable playing experience, while the flexibility of the wood allows for dynamic control and expression. Performance and Playability: In terms of performance, the Set of 7 Flexible Guitar Picks truly shines. The flexibility of the wood strikes a perfect balance between rigidity and responsiveness, providing excellent articulation and clarity across a range of playing styles. Whether strumming chords, picking intricate melodies, or executing lightning-fast riffs, these picks deliver consistent performance and tone, enhancing the overall musicality of my playing. Furthermore, the versatility of the set—offering a range of thicknesses and shapes—allows for customization according to individual preference and playing technique. From the crisp attack of the thinner picks to the robust presence of the thicker ones, each pick offers a distinct tonal character, empowering musicians to explore and refine their sound with precision and nuance. Comfort and Durability: One of the standout features of these wooden picks is their exceptional comfort during extended playing sessions. The natural feel and texture of the wood provide a secure grip and reduce hand fatigue, allowing for prolonged playing without sacrificing control or precision. Additionally, the durability of the wood ensures longevity, withstanding the rigors of regular use and maintaining its integrity over time. Value and Sustainability: Beyond their performance and comfort, the Set of 7 Flexible Guitar Picks offers excellent value and sustainability. As a renewable resource, wood provides a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional plastic picks, aligning with the principles of sustainability and responsible consumption. Furthermore, the inclusion of seven picks in varying thicknesses ensures versatility and longevity, making this set a wise investment for musicians of all skill levels. the Set of 7 Flexible Guitar Picks Made of Real Wood represents a harmonious fusion of craftsmanship, performance, and sustainability. From their impeccable design and versatility to their exceptional comfort and durability, these picks embody the essence of quality and innovation in guitar accessory design. Whether you're a seasoned guitarist or a budding musician, these wooden picks are sure to elevate your playing experience and inspire new musical possibilities.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024 by eloise
Love these picks with ONE caveat; I had to add 2 adhesive rubber grippers to each pick to help my fingers. I like how the wood material performs on the acoustic strings. Beautiful variety of thin, medium and thicker picks. Very happy with this purchase!
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2026 by Scott L. Praegitzer
At first I didn't like the sound quality of these on my acoustic guitars, but the more I eased into them and arrived at a comfortable grip (thanks to the stamped out logo on the surface), the better the tone became. Yes, I can still hear them dragging across the strings a little bit, but it's a unique tone and a cool departure from what you get with the ubiquitous celluloid, nylon, and tortex pics. The pick size is standard, they're smooth (well) & are basically three thicknesses, but owing to the material, there's not going to be as much flexibility on any of them. The real X factor is how beautiful they are. I don't expect them to last a super long time, but I'm not a shredder either (especially on acoustic!) so I suspect I'll get to enjoy them for a while. This is something I might ask for as a gift, but unlikely, at the price, that I'll buy them again.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2026 by penny & dodi's ma
All and all I guess you could say the price is reasonable, but if you're looking for something to improve or change the quality and sound of Acoustic Guitar, then probably stick with standard plastic picks. I can't speak on behalf of any other instrument i.e. ukelele, bass, nylon string, electric, or Bango.. that being said for your standard acoustic guitar with standard strings bronze, nickel, steel, etc there really is no difference in sound. I have played guitar for over 20 years, I have multiple recording devices, software, and studio. There is no noticeable difference in the quality of sound, also this is after testing different microphones and checking the tonal output quality and range in Studio One, there is no difference between plastic picks and these wooden picks, I think people who are stating there is a difference in other reviews either do not have many years of experience in guitars or digital recording music composition, or may just have an untrained ear and are believing in a sort of placebo effect, but there is no difference from a strictly digital audio output. That being said the picks are still nice and can be used for aesthetic purposes if you'd like to impress friends or make a necklace or keychain with them, in my humble opinion I would not recommend them for daily guitar training or playing, it will teach bad habits, since it is made from wood this poses multiple problems, temperature will have an affect on the picks with humidity, cold, high heat, these will warp and break down much quicker then a plastic pick, and in turn cause bad habits' for pick handling, the picks are also prone to two polar extremes with grip, as plastic picks warm up to touch and use, the heat can cause a bonding to the skin making for better grip and training, the wooden picks are coated with some material ( not sure as I'm not a woodworker ) but the material causes sliding and poor grip control.. as you play more with the pick it becomes heated and due to the sweat and heat generated from the fingers cause the pick to become warped and flimsy promoting bad grip and breaking down the durability of the pick after several uses, the other issue is splintering from the pick can cause damage to the strings very small damage a negligible amount. In the end nice picks for rare occasions to play for friends and aesthetic purposes but in terms of practicality in daily training and use of guitar I would not recommend
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2024 by Matthew C.
Nice looking and good quality
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Heather Dery
These are GREAT. I will never use plastic picks again. Comes with multiple thickness picks. If you hold them correctly to the wood grain they flex as any pick except the sound is richer.
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026 by Paul Szabo
These wooden picks are good-looking and play nicely, with a unique feel to them. Some different thicknesses, and one in particular is especially thicker than the others.
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 by Dan C.
Love the different wood colors and patterns and actually pretty flexible. They are thinner than I am use to but I am actually liking that.
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 by Dnb3311