Sticks, Beaters and Mallets

The Vic Firth SSGN Steve Gadd Signature Stick with nylon tip in black is the perfect studio drumstick! Very defined cymbal sound.

Practice Sticks of the American Classic Series, Special sticks for practising, Extra large rubber tip.

The Smooth Bamboo Rods are made of bamboo wood and offer a particularly warm and unobtrusive sound on drums and cymbals. The flexible bamboo sticks can convince with a very high durability and a bu...

The Rohema Poly Rods produce a soft, restrained sound on cymbals, drums and percussion instruments. The rods are made of a very resistant polymer compound and can score with good sound and almost u...

The Sela SE 065 Cajon Brush 110 offers a great option to get additional sounds from a Cajon. The company Sela has developed brushes in cooperation with Sela artists that are slightly heavier than c...

Marching sticks made of hickory, length (mm): 432, diameter (mm): 18, mallet head material: wood, mallet shaft material: wood

The Tama CB90FH Felt Beater Head is a felt beater head for Iron Cobra pedals. Please note that the shaft is not included.

The Rohema Smooth Poly Brushes are very flexible and produce softer sounds than the conventional Poly Rods. The Smooth Poly Rods are ideal for use with cajons and other percussion instruments.

rubber mallets, rubber head, soprano mallet, xylophones, metallophones, plastic handle, mallet

The Meinl Bamboo Light Multi Rods are professional bamboo rods. Particularly lightweight, these rods have less attack than the standard models. Perfect for when a lower volume is needed.

Manufacturer: Gibraltar, Mallet head material: felt, Mallet shaft material: metal.

The Meinl Bamboo Standard Multi Rods are professional bamboo rods. The Rods offer an excellent articulation and are suitable for all percussion instruments, from the Cajon to the drums.

The Meinl Retractable Nylon Jazz brushes are nylon brushes with adjustable length. For better comfort when playing, the pull rods have been removed and rubber caps have been inserted at the end of ...