On-Stage MW5A Maple Drum Sticks (5A, Wood Tip, 12 Pairs, 24 Sticks, Maple Wood with Wood Tip, Standard Thickness, Seasoned, Kiln Dried, Sanded, Drumsticks Brick)

I am a metal drummer that plays very aggressive, so of course about every show I break 1 or 2 sticks. This gets 5 stars for the price. Each pair is less than $2. My favorite sticks are $11 a piece. The sticks will sometimes have different weights, will break if playing aggressive, but the price is well worth the sticks.

Nice quality product, good pricing and shipping.

UPDATE: Now I understand the other posts. I took the box with me to a show and broke literally through half the pairs during one show. In a way, this isn't a cheaper option. They won't last a lot of shows and regular good sticks a pair would cost you around $10. Better off going with some quality pieces. But for practice, they're fine.Been drumming for over a decade, and these definitely are fine for the price. They are thick but feel very light, therefore if you have no control and bang sticks, this isn't for you. They lasted me a month but I only play a few hours a day and a few times a week. Also the first ten years of playing, I would bang my sticks unnecessarily but I've mastered my control throughout the years, so they've lasted me some time. Might buy again.

While these sticks are "budget cheap" sticks, I have to say they exceeded my expectations by a long shot! They are real light as others have said, but I really didn't have the issues with them breaking like many others have stated. I'd consider myself a medium power player. I don't bash my drums. All I can think is these people must not play with any dynamics what so ever if they are breaking as fast as they claim!!! I maybe had a stick or two out of 24 that I thought could of lasted a bit longer, but for their weight and price- they're great! Though they are no vic firths, or other sticks that run 8 to 16 dollars a pair, they are a steal for the price! You just can't compare these in that kind of league! That's like buying a pinto and complaining it's not as good as a corvette!!! Lol.... if your a "basher", then maybe spend a few more bucks and go the more sturdy route. I think an average attack drummer who likes lighter sticks will be surprised! I am reviewing the wood tips by the way! The last "budget" plastic tips I bought, I can't say the same about! The tips shot off before the sticks had a chance to break! Anyways, these ones have been surprising for me personally! They've held up through a few 4-hour gigs already and I haven't went through but a couple pair!

I am always looking for a cheap alternate stick to the premium sticks and their prices.Being a professional local drummer you have to balance the budget and find what works for you.I have been using the Sound Percussion 2B sticks Guitar Center carries.Not a bad stick for $5 a pair.Bought these but found a couple problems with them.First the SP sticks are 16 3/8 inches longThese OS sticks are 15 7/8 inches long.I found myself at the end of the stick wanting more to grip thus feeling like the sticks we're too short.I know it's not a lot of length difference but it was enough to feel awkward to me.I can say I have found a place for them though.A: They work good on my electric kits as they are lighter 2b sticks than the SP sticks and the shorter length does not bother me as much on the E Kits with less impact feel than the heaver sticks.B: They are a great cheap throw out stick. We play a lot of festivals and fans love when you toss sticks.Keeping my better sticks and having these as a toss away works for me.Hope this helps fellow drummers with a bit more info on these sticks.

Works great

Sticks are good. Solid!

I just started learning drums a few months ago, so I bought the 5B maple sticks with wood tips. I may be new to drums, but I've been playing guitar 10+ years, and as a guitar teacher, I'm around drummers eons above my league daily. I usually practice drums for 20-40mins at a time, twice a day, so basically an hour per day average. After just ONE practice the tip of my right stick completely splinters off, leaving the stick with a dead and dull tone. This is NOT supposed to happen. I've witnessed drummers break sticks for over a decade, and the tips on their sticks will still be in tact even once they split/break in half. With these, the stick could look 99% new, but if you used it once the tip will have exploded already. Sure, you can keep using the stick once the tip is broken, but you will have less rebound, and sound very muffled. Check the picture, I'd say my sticks would have 95%+ life if it wasn't for the tip shattering. The extremely poor quality of these sticks makes them entirely useless IMO. ONE BOX of these = ONE PAIR of quality sticks. Save your time and money, buy sticks that don't break almost instantly. Also one last thing, amazon gives you the option to rate these as "lightweight" lol, they are light, but that's BAD for drum sticks. One star all the way for me, these are not worth the money, let alone the hassle.

Light and Sturdy, Great Value for the number of sticks included! Perfect for playing swiftly. Have had these sticks for a month now and have only broken 1 so far. I should also add that I hit with the butt of my sticks, like Vinnie Paul from Pantera, so I find these to be good for the BOOM BOOM lol As long as your not ANGRY ASF Beating the Heck outta your drums as hard as you can, I think these'll last you a long while! Will definitely be trying out a Larger size soon!

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Calidad precio muy bueno. Las baquetas no tienen nada que envidiar a otras marcas

Je m'attendais à une autre qualité de bois que ça au vu de ce qui était décris. Trop légère en main et casse très vite.

Bon rapport qualité prix