Promark Classic 2B FireGrain Drumsticks

These are my favourite pair of sticks. Considering I play regularly at gigs, these are generally my go to sticks since they don’t break easily.

Extremely durable. Has weight to it. Would recommend to all enthusiasts.

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The product is decent from a good seller the only con was it was priced little high, go for it if you're use to some not so heavy but sorta heavy sticks

The fire charred texture is a very good luck. These are slight heavier than normal stick and work quite good

This pair of drumsticks help me switch between itself and my Vic Firth 5B smoothly. Since VF-5B is on the lighter side and Promark Firegrain 5B being heavy, I attain the perfect balance I need while (switching sticks and) jamming. They play great on practice pad too. Go ahead and buy it, don't bother. You won't regret.

Great endurance. And perfect for heavy drumming.

I am a church drummer and have tried many sticks over the past few years. I have went from the ahead's with the replaceable tips to different wood types. These sticks last me quite a while and is a nice looking stick as well. I am a heavy hitter and don't always hit the cymbals correctly at time but these sticks hold up. The weight is perfect for me, but if I could design a stick it would be this one but maybe a inch or so longer. Overall great stick.

Excelente produto. Essa baqueta dura muito tempo.

These sticks are perfectly straight and feel to be in the same weight range, so I gave them five stars. That said, they are not my favorite. Bear in mind that I am talking personal preference and not disparaging the stick itself. I much prefer the ProMark Rebound 7A ActiveGrip Hickory model. Here are the reasons for my preference:(1) These are a tad too heavy for my playing style, whereas the other ProMark 7A model is just the right weight. I am sure that has a lot to do with the density of the fire tempered wood as well as the fact that these have the weight in the butt while the other sticks are front loaded with the weight,(2) For some reason these leave marks on my drum heads while the other stick model does not. I use coated Ambassadors on all of my drums, so that was a bit disconcerting.(3) I love the other model, which has an ActiveGrip finish. These are more like unfinished sticks, albeit very smooth ones. I am new to the ProMark ActiveGrip coated sticks, but quickly became enamored of them,(4) I am a traditional grip player who uses dynamics a lot. For heavier music these sticks are better suited.Although I personally prefer other ProMark models, you may in fact love these. Especially if you play louder music. At 16 inches they certainly have reach, and the .535 inch diameter is a nice compromise between jazz sizes and rock sizes (I normally play a thin .512 Elvin Jones model when I am not playing the 7A ActiveGrip one.)One final attribute: the hardened, acorn tip on these sticks impart a brightness and articulation to cymbals that 7A Rebound model's tip does not.

These stick are thin (5a) and heavy, exactly what i am looking for... excellent !!

Le ho acquistare per averne un paio come si deve e non le solite bacchette da 5 euro o trovate nel kit della batteria. Un bell’investimento pensando a delle bacchette, però ne vale la pena.Ho persino guardato un po’ di recensioni in rete prima dell’acquisto, per capire se ne valesse la pena, e devo dire che mi trovo molto meglio quando suono, non scivolano, equilibrate, qualità ottima. Le uso al momento solo con una batteria elettronica e posso dire che non rovinano i piatti più di quanto non lo fossero già. Ero tentata quasi ad acquistare quelle con la punta in nylon per questo motivo, ma anche qui dopo essermi informata per fortuna, ho preso la punta in legno, anche in prospettiva di un kit acustico. Esteticamente sono belle, non si può dire il contrario e il marchio non delude!