And I gotta tell you, I love them.

They dont feel weird in my hands at all, and their seems to be no extra weight to me (but that's jsut my feel).

I wonder how long they're going to last.








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You'll be back on wood, soon enough.








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TheYardstick wrote:

And I gotta tell you, I love them.

They dont feel weird in my hands at all, and their seems to be no extra weight to me (but that's jsut my feel).

I wonder how long they're going to last.

What model?








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i got some tommy lee sigs. their alright, but i prefer promark 5bs

they r good in many ways tht i kan think of , i use a pair of 7a s 4 recording and they sound great

Yo I had mine for a couple of months and then they broke. But not ont e drumset. ON MY ELECTRONIC KIT!. yeah and your like, How in the heck did that happen? Idk

mine lasted for about 5 months and then the thing that covers the metal part started to give out

thats the sleev, your suposed to replace that








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skitch wrote:

TheYardstick wrote:

And I gotta tell you, I love them.

They dont feel weird in my hands at all, and their seems to be no extra weight to me (but that's jsut my feel).

I wonder how long they're going to last.

What model?

5BR.








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I recently bought Ahead sticks also. The store ran out of Promark 5A's so I decided to get these bad boys. The change in weight between the two sticks made me go "ugh". But I'm finally getting used to them and they are great practice sticks. Nothing more than that though.

dosnt it hurt the cymbals








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nope, according to the box they, "will not damage cymbals, and will actually keep them cleaner than wood sticks."








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I love mine, they're great! Make sure to replace the sleeves when they start to wear, if you work through the plastic then you'll get wear on the metal and they will break. But I've had mine since '05 with no breaks whatsoever. Only been through a couple pairs of covers, too. Much cheaper in the long run than buying wood sticks every couple weeks/months.

They're actually a lot lighter than the Vic Firth Rock sticks I was playing before, good swing, I love 'em.








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TheYardstick wrote:

They dont feel weird in my hands at all, and their seems to be no extra weight to me (but that's jsut my feel).

I wonder how long they're going to last.

agreed, and these things can also last pretty long if played with properly and if u replace the sleeves every once and a while








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aren't they the metal sticks. sorry, i not too interested in any sticks but pro-mark or vic firth, so im not very familiar with them. can someonw fill me in.