Speed beveled edge for fast, precise picking and clear articulation
Black Amber material provides solid attack and bright tone
Low friction design enables smooth, effortless playing
Individually machined and precision-tumbled for consistent quality
Durable construction ensures longevity under heavy use
Summarized by Shop
The F4-35 is a Speed-Beveled Standard (351-style) pick cut from our Black Amber material, a polyetherimide long used in the pick industry for solid attack, bright tone, low friction, and pro-level durability. At 35 thousandths of an inch (0.9 mm), this pick sits between a standard medium and a standard heavy, offering the most flex of any
Material
Black Amber (Polyetherimide)
Thickness
0.9 mm (F4-35), 1.1 mm (F4-45)
Edge
Speed beveled
Finish
Satin
Manufacturing
Individually machined, precision-tumbled
Summarized by Shop
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Great picks. I got the F4-35. Love the shape because its the size im used to. It brings the feel and tone qualtiy out of my palying. Well made also. Will buy again.
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scott · 19 days ago
I use thin picks and play mostly rhythm guitar with some occasionally flat picking leads and fills. My go to picks are the red and orange Star Picks. I always wanted to try these Token picks but thought the smallest one would be too thick.
I went ahead and bought the F-35 the thinnest pick available from Token. I noticed the difference in tone and volume. The tone similar to a tortoise shell pick I have and the volume is definitely louder. I prefer it when it’s being used for flat picking. For strumming it is more aggressive sounding than I would prefer, but that’s just me. I like the thinnest picks for my own personal taste, but this is pretty close considering it’s a bit thicker.
I asked my guitar student who plays similarly to me and he said, he liked it. Although it’s much thicker than he’s used to, it still feels good and has decided to go ahead and get one too.
Personally I’d like to get a pick lick this but just a little bit thinner, perhaps a F-30 would be perfect for me if it was ever available.
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Thomas · August 31, 2026
So far so good! This is a little heavier than the medium that I normally use on acoustic, but I like it I can get more volume out of it, and the tone is very nice