Combination of the very light plain strings and slightly heavier than usual wound strings make this set almost perfect for Open C tuning, for example (though, frankly, 54 gauge would work better for lowest C string)

excellent hybrid gauges, great for blues

I prefer a different gauge

The gauge of these acoustic guitar strings are just right for my not so strong fingers.

Smooth, even the thickest gauge

This gauge works well for me

I love this gauge of strings for an acoustic guitar

I'd used Martins for years, but even the lighter gauges still made playing somewhat uncomfortable.

The g string broke and come unwound 2 days after put them on

IS THE LACK OF A WOUND G 3rd string!

Made my new G-Great guitar sound more like an Ovation.

After putting all the strings on, I noticed the g string winded up the wrong

The G string broke while tuning for the first time

Seeing as the ol' digits aren't as strong or flexible as they once were, I had been looking for strings that were more comfortable on my old man hands.

Not as good as

I like the brighter sound of extra lights, such as; Cleartone coated extra light 10s

Very first string broke as I was putting it on

The g string broke and come unwound 2 days after put them on

IS THE LACK OF A WOUND G 3rd string!

Made my new G-Great guitar sound more like an Ovation.

After putting all the strings on, I noticed the g string winded up the wrong

The G string broke while tuning for the first time

missing 1st E and Eon the 6th did not fit through machine head.

I FINALLY had to substitute the fist E string with one of the second strings from another packet, which my calipers show to be the same diameter

I bought these to be easier on my fingers but the low E sounded dead and lifeless right out of the packaging

"Unpleasantly twangy..." and rusted the E and B strings in about a week.