Promark LA5BN-3P Drumsticks

I'm not even a beginner, so all the drumsticks look pretty much the same to me. However, they look very solid. My son noticed that they're not perfectly balanced, which is something he considers when choosing his drumsticks.These ones don't have nylon tips. They are like in the picture, not like in the deescription.

These sticks are actually a lot better than I expected! These were an emergency purchase because I was out of sticks, but honestly, I'm about to order a ton of these. I'm a hard hitter, so it didn't surprise me when the first pair was done for within a few songs. But the second pair have lasted me WEEKS now and I still haven't even taken the third out of the sleeve. So yes, they're VERY hit or miss, but when they do hit, they feel great, and take more of a beating than the normal Promarks. Some of the best sticks I've ever had, ESPECIALLY where value and price vs performance is concerned. Give em a try.

Very good price for these sticks. My husband goes through a lot of these and I am very happy to find a lower cost option for him. They aren't top of the line and he is hard on them but for this price we can keep a good supply in house

These drum sticks are not made by Promark. No Promark logo anywhere and these sticks are full of imperfections just like they are rejected product from the factory... I bought 3 pairs so 6 sticks and they are all different weight... The lightest is 50 gr and the heaviest is 64 gr... The difference is big... I don't recommand it at all...

Good value and OK durability. I've had trouble in the past breaking nylon tipped sticks. The first batch of these were fine but a reorder in early 2020 has not been good for durability. If you play gently or if these are for a kid, they are absolutely fine but if you play pretty hard don't waste your money.