🥁 Elevate your rhythm with the power of Japanese precision!
The ProMark Japanese Shira Kashi White Oak 5B drumsticks combine dense, durable Shira Kashi Oak wood with an oval tip design to deliver a powerful, warm tone. Measuring 16 inches long with a .590 inch diameter, these sticks offer a forward-weighted feel ideal for metal and versatile drumming styles. Crafted in Japan under strict quality standards, they promise exceptional durability and performance for professional drummers.
R**A
Durability.
ProMark only brand I recommend.
D**E
Awesome Super Sturdy Sticks!!!
I am a 7 1/2 yr drummer and I have never had a better pair of sticks! These are a heavier kind of stick but they are very sturdy. I play some light music and they sound great, I play some heavy metal and they sound great! Love these sticks never going to get a different kind! Actually I got two pairs but I almost returned one pair because they last so long.
A**X
Quality = The Best
These drumsticks are by far the best drumsticks I have ever owned! I still have my first pair which i bought 5 months ago and I beat the hell out of them! (I play a lot!) For the quality of the stick I am surprised they don't cost more! Also, the shira kashi oak really feels great in your hands! I will NEVER buy a different stick for all around drumming!
B**G
Great Sticks!
These sticks are great! Oak makes them more durable than the normal hickory, the one downside is that they're a little bit heavier than a pair of hickory sticks would be.I bought a few pairs and I'm glad I did. They'll last a lot longer than other pairs.
M**M
Not worth the price tag
My son goes through drum sticks pretty quickly, every 3 weeks or so. He was hoping these would last longer at $20 for 1 pair. Sadly, they lasted 9 days. We’ll go back to the cheap ones.
T**K
Love it
One of the best sticks I’ve used! It’s lighter than most 5b’s but still packs a punch.
L**N
Shira kashi drumsticks
These were a gift for my son- in-law. I stumbled upon them a few years ago and he raved about the longevity and quality of the product. He is not able to find them locally, so I ordered more this year.
N**S
Less Splinters.
I can chew through a pair of hickory sticks in a night when I do a lot of rim shots - they start to splinter. For some reason, the oak sticks hold up much better - worth the extra money.
