Fender Picks

In 1955 Fender produced their first pick, for 52 years they produced most popular picks in the world, and sold nearly 1 billion. Along with other classic Fender designs like the Stratocaster and Precision Bass guitars, when you see the shape of a 351-style pick you immediately think "Fender". Fender picks are still made to the same exacting specs as they were back in 1955. Many guitarists has chosen Fender picks -famous for their warm, round musical tone - as the link between their hands and their instrument.

Celluloid is the premier pick material. Celluloid picks offer traditional feel, a smooth striking surface, and a warm, round musical tone. Fender divide celluloid into two categories: Classic Celluloid and Premium Celluloid . Classical Celluloid models include the classic colors: white, confetti, black, and shell. Fender Premium Celluloid picks offer the same tone and feel, but in a host of beautiful unique colors.

Matte Finish Delrin. Created by DuPont, Delrin is strong, resilient and extremely durable. These picks are die cut and tumbled to provide a smooth, rounded edge resistant to chipping. The Matte finish improves grip even after hours of playing.


California Clears. Cool clear and colorful - California clears are available in six transparent vintage style colors.


How to pick the right pick for you...
Bigger picks, with their greater mass and larger playing surface, produce a bigger tone than smaller picks. Smaller picks, with their smaller playing surface make less contact with the string and allow for speedier playing.
Heavier pick gauges provide more mass and a stiffer attack than a lighter gauge pick of the same shape producing a noticeably bigger tone. Conversely, lighter gauge picks produce a brighter, thinner sound than a heavier gauge pick of the same shape.

351- is most popular pick shape. 351 picks are often called "the Fender pick", because of their long association with Fender. A wider body and rounded tip have made this pick a favorite with players across all styles of music.

346- are second best selling pick shape, 346 picks provide three playing surfaces instead of one, when one side wears down you can just switch sides. The bigger body yields a bigger, rounded, smooth tone.

347- are perfect for the player that likes 351, but prefers a slightly smaller pick.

354- or "big tear drops" are perfect for the player that likes a narrower pick. Great for smaller hands.

358- or "small tear drops" are often referred to as "mandolin picks". Their ultra-slim profile is perfect for nimble


355- are Fender's biggest pick. Their increased mass produces massive tone and an audible increase in volume. Great for maximum pick attack.

451- are mini 351. These little picks are great for fast runs, but retain much of the tone of their larger siblings.

551- are the same as 451, but with a sharper point. Their small size and sharper playing surface makes them perfect for high velocity lead playing. Satisfy your need for speed.