D3-50

I’m 60 years old and tried playing the guitar several times but I was always busy and never made progress. Now I have more time on my hands and have a different attitude to learning. My fingers feel too fat to find only one string and my strumming is off but I still find it fun. The pick seems to slide across the strings better than any previous picks I’ve used. I gave it 4 stars because I’m new to playing and don’t know enough to have a real opinion but I enjoy it.

I like the feel and the tone of this pick.
It compares favorably to my Blue Chip. I am guilty of buying many boutique picks including Apollo, McQuan and Tone Slab. It's amazing how many quality choices are out there.
This Token is perfect for my mandolins.

Great mandolin pick, extremely loud and articulate. I had the D3-60 first, and i find the 50 to me much better. It has a lot more clarity and is much easier to play difficult parts than with the 60. This green #3 material is pretty crazy, I'm sure I'll try a few more

I've been a big fan of Blue Chip picks for a long time. Also, just for everyday stuff, I love Wegen M100's and M150's. However, the Token picks are extraordinary. Great bevel and excellent surface. My Blue Chips tend to get a little slippery and the Wegens are a tad thin. No such problems whatsoever with the Token picks. Highly recommended.

Incredible picks. Always my go to on stage and in studio.

I found my pick

Great tone. With the rounded and beveled corners, the sound is noticeably warmer.

Really like these picks! They impart a clear, crisp brightness without diminishing the full roundness of the treble strings.

I do like this pick it glides through the stings with a goo as punch

Excellent picks!! Not slippery on the fingers, feel very solid, yet pleasant to hold.
Produce tone that is not harsh but very even with rich mids, but not muted.
Impeccable service and communication.
Strongly recommend!!

I really like the rounded edges on this pick. This is new for me and I’m getting used to it. I dig it. The Token picks have a nice give to them, but still responsive.

used on three dreadnoughts (all red spruce, one mahogany b&s, one guatemalan, and one african blackwood). actually liked the sound vs tone slab from the wound strings on each, did not care for the bite or cut on the b and high e strings. well made, but not sure yet if this one makes it into the pick 'rotation'.

Very nice pick. It glides across the strings and really seems to add clarity and volume.

The tone is good about the same as a Blue Chip. I don't care for the way it slips in your fingers. I will need to punch holes in it or put some sort of stickum on it to keep it from turning in my fingers.

I like the tone it produced

Blown away!! I play Appalachian Mountain Dulcimers and y'alls pick made them sound louder and crisper than they ever have!!! The harmonics now pop out!!! Even more clarity than my Blue chip!! Great job and thank yall soo much!!!😎

Hwys a great feel to it. Notes come off crisp and clean.

Great

Loving this D3. I love a thick pick with power and robust tone, and I have long played BC Kenny Smith and vintage TS that I've shaped in a similar soft, rounded triangle. This one is just a little larger and a great fit!

On par with most of the other high end boutique picks as far as tone is concerned but the material seems more slippery in my hand.

I really like it. Great tortoise-type tone but it’s LIGHT in weight. I’m impressed!

Good release from the strings. Have not dropped it while playing yet. Feels good in the hand

Just received and very pleased