Pro Mark TX7AW 7A Hickory - Wood Tip

For my genre, Punk, I always thought I needed heavy sticks, and for some years I played using 5B sticks (Japanese Oak).
Just by accident I tried out these much lighter sticks.
To my surprise I got more, not less, volume from my snare and toms.
The difference was significant.
I'm not sure why.
My technique is not the best (I'm playing drums for about six years now).
About the material: the tips last long, the stick seems very durable to me.
I'm very positive about these sticks!

I normally go through a stick at day with 7A's, but I have had these stick for well over a well now and apart from the obvious chips, they still give out the excellent sound quality they did before. The long oval tip gives a much clearer sounds when something is hit with it, for example, the ride cymbal sounds a lot cleaner and gives a sharper sound. The wood itself light due to it's size, but is still a weighty stick for its proportion. Excellent for jazz music and light drumming. If this is what it is used for, the sound it gives off is really nice and clean.

personally the best drumsticks around

the tones are not the same thats the problem buying in internet. but the sticks are really great.

I was starting to get fed up with the quality of Vic Firth sticks, (the tips flake apart, and splinter) so I changed to Promark!, I've not had the problem since.

I'm a rock drummer, and these are mainly jazz sticks. But I tend to go against the flow and make these work as all rounders. They're my stick of choice and I like to throw a couple pairs in my cart everytime I shop with Thomann lately. Recommend.

I tried these sticks on a whim to try them out. Was not disappointed. Great weight and they’re nice and sturdy. Would recommend for any 7A fans out there.