the Vater 2B nylon is by far more durable and better response..

Also the coating on them gives a good grip which improves as they are used and the drummer gets sweaty.

I can't really comment about how this coating will react over time, like if it becomes much weaker or starts to rub off.

I am a picky but reasonable musician and did not expect these to be nearly as great as they are

Overall this is a solid pair of drumsticks with a nice feel to them and my son enjoys playing with them.

I enjoy the feel and sound produced from these sticks when playing.

She has really been enjoying the ActiveGrip technology on these sticks, especially when she is playing for a while.

It is just right for me when playing shows to keep my sticks in hand

Also the coating on them gives a good grip which improves as they are used and the drummer gets sweaty.

These Promark R5AAG drumsticks are far more worthy of a skilled drummer's touch rather than my spastic less than talented performances with them.

Also the coating on them gives a good grip which improves as they are used and the drummer gets sweaty.

I am a picky but reasonable musician and did not expect these to be nearly as great as they are

Amazing sticks.. comes with that great Promark feel, but the icing on top is that Active Grip coating

Our daughter has been playing drums for about 6 years now and especially enjoys the complexity of playing Jazz, but sweaty hands is usually a by product of that.

We have a band student here, who is lead drum in his class.

Our daughter has been playing drums for approximately 6 years and especially loves to play Jazz and Hard Rock...both genres that can easily make her hands swat.

My son has been playing drums for a couple of years and really likes these sticks.

Also the coating on them gives a good grip which improves as they are used and the drummer gets sweaty.

I am a picky but reasonable musician and did not expect these to be nearly as great as they are

The tacky factor is a great feature, and the sticks are very well balanced.

Also the coating on them gives a good grip which improves as they are used and the drummer gets sweaty.

I am a picky but reasonable musician and did not expect these to be nearly as great as they are

Overall this is a solid pair of drumsticks with a nice feel to them and my son enjoys playing with them.

I enjoy the feel and sound produced from these sticks when playing.

Did not use got them and did not like the feel

They tell me they are way better than the ones which came with the game, and they really like the feel of the grips.

I love the feel and idea of these sticks - however, the tip flew off about 5 songs into a rehearsal

and I don't get as fatigue from long sessions as I

Overall, nice drumsticks, but probably not for a novice drummer.

and I don't get as fatigue from long sessions as I

The grips work as advertised and the weighting is really comfortable

Decent weight, particularly given how "fat" they areCons:1

I like the weight and the balance of the stick just wish it had a nylon tip option

They have a balanced feel to them and a good weight that makes playing a pleasure

These are amazing quality crafted sticks and I can't even begin to play with the others I have near my kit

She says they are great for regular play...have a nice quality feel to them...sound great and look unique and fun.

and I don't get as fatigue from long sessions as I

I am a picky but reasonable musician and did not expect these to be nearly as great as they are

Also the coating on them gives a good grip which improves as they are used and the drummer gets sweaty.

and I don't get as fatigue from long sessions as I

I am a picky but reasonable musician and did not expect these to be nearly as great as they are

The grips work as advertised and the weighting is really comfortable

Also the coating on them gives a good grip which improves as they are used and the drummer gets sweaty.

If you're a hard-hitting rock or metal drummer, these aren't for you.

She was so impressed with the weight and balance of these drumsticks and was thrilled to learn that they could actually be helpful for her in longer playing sessions or with some of her Jazz or hard rock sets.

She also plays hard rock and plays for her worship team at school...an unusual variety

Our daughter has been playing drums for approximately 6 years and especially loves to play Jazz and Hard Rock...both genres that can easily make her hands swat.