TORLON

Nice tone

The composition of this pick is very nice material. Strings respond well to the pick. Unfortunately the maximum size is too small for me. I've been playing the largest size of Smoker for many years in other brands and the size is more important to me than the material so i'm back to my trusty Honey Acrylic picks.

Torlon Hornet – Medium (1.5mm)

I’ve been through a lot of picks over the years—multiple Blue Chips, Primetones, Tortex, you name it—and this is hands down the best pick I’ve ever used for flatpicking and bluegrass. The tone is what immediately stood out. It has that warm, full low end but still keeps clarity on single-note runs. There’s a really nice “give” on the attack that lets you dig in without getting harsh or clicky. It just pulls a better sound out of the guitar. The feel is just as impressive. It sits perfectly in the hand, has just enough grip, and glides across the strings effortlessly. Fast runs feel easier, and rhythm playing stays smooth and controlled. Honestly, this thing is a BlueChip killer for me. I didn’t expect that—but here we are. This is it. I’ve found my bluegrass pick.

Highly recommend Honey Picks

I have used their picks made from casein, peek, and torlon. Your pick is like the gateway to tone, and honey picks offers a fantastic menu. If you have ears, I recommend them highly; for performance, service, and value. You really can't go wrong.