Meet Our Materials
Meet Our Shapes
Standard "F"

The Standard combines the world's most familiar pick shape with our Token Made™ speed bevels for enhanced tone and speed. Developed by D'Andrea in the 1920's as the 351 shape, later branded by Fender, and eventually made by nearly all major pick makers, it has endured as the world's most popular pick shape. Though usually played on the point, many players also take advantage of the shoulders for a fatter, smoother, tone.
Large Triangle "A"

The Large Triangle has been a staple among flatpickers since the rise of modern bluegrass guitar. Its equilateral shape offers three identical tips, interchangeable for longer pick life. It offers a generous grip and a broad, stable feel. It's a classic choice for players seeking power, stability, and comfort. This shape is machine-cut to micron-level consistency, so each side is identical to the other and each like-model pick is identical to the next.
Small Triangle "B"

The Small Triangle has earned its place among players who prefer a compact and agile pick. Its equilateral shape offers three identical tips, interchangeable for longer pick life. It sits comfortably in the hand and allows for easy string exit. It’s a natural choice for players seeking maximum speed and articulation. This shape is machine-cut to micron-level consistency, so each side is identical to the other and each like-model pick is identical to the next.
Two-Round "C"

Designed with mandolin players in mind, the Two-Round offers multiple tonal options in a single pick for mandolin and guitar players alike. Each tip is speed beveled and designed for use. Use the pointed tip for crisp, articulate attack, then switch to the rounded edge for warmer, fatter tones. This shape is machine-cut to micron-level consistency, so every bevel is perfect and each like-model pick is identical to the next.
All-Round “D”

Designed for mandolin players and guitarists who prefer a softer, warmer, attack, the All-Round offers a whole other take on flatpicking technique and tone. Its equilateral shape offers three identical tips, interchangeable for longer pick life. Each round tip is speed beveled for smooth, low resistance, attack. This shape is machine-cut to micron-level consistency, so each side is identical to the other and each like-model pick is identical to the next.




