Millenium H5A Hickory Sticks -Wood- 4-stars Reviews

great piece for a beginner

great piece for a beginner

Great for bashing

Drives my dad bonkers, they work really well on all surfaces

What You'd expect

Really no surprises with these to be honest, just a solid pair of sticks that get the job done!

Feel decent.

Pretty comfy and easy to hold, great for beginners.

Not bad, inexpensive sticks for studying.

they work

they work just as they are supposed to, i have nothing to be unhappy about.

good price

cheap alright sticks cant complain to much

Very good stick

This is a very good pair of drums ticks for reasonable price. I gig a lot and practice even more. Some pairs are tonally and weight wise slightly different but good enough for practice. Pick better pairs for gigs which is majority. Have heavier stick in weaker hand. Last as long as any top name brands. It just depends the way you play at the end of the day.

enough for trainning

The stick material and quality feeling is good enough. weight and ergonomic also in good level.

I use this product with my alesis e-drum kit at home for practice.

I did not try it with an acoustic drum kit yet.

Really good value for money.

These are excellent value for money, easily as good as your Vaters or Vic Firths, just not as much to pay! Back when I used to play the acoustic drums I used to be a bit of a hard hitter, so being confident that I could hammer away and not have to worry too much about the cost of snapped sticks was really good news.

Drumstricks I am taking lessons with

I used these sticks for quite a while now, at home, on the electronic drums, also for taking drum lessons on acoustic drumsets. They did their job, they did not break, just one stick flaked on the cymbal contact area, also part of its tip fell off, from its side. The other stick is just fine.

Pros: these sticks are afordable, drum sticks need changing, anyway.

Cons: defects in one of the pair.

Note: I am not drumming a lot and never played the drums live.

Very Good Quality

Very good quality and fills its pourposes.

It's a good Drumstick for beginners and medium players

I really enjoyed

Regular sticks

Nothing fancy, nothing bad. Not too light, not too heavy.

Regular drumming sticks. :)

Inexpensive and well balanced.

I find these perfect for my electronic drums. I personally really like the weight and feel of these much more than many others that I've tried.

One minor negative: the Millenium logo wears off on them quite quickly due to sweat but that's just a cosmetic issue. As for the overall quality of the wood, I can't fault them.

I wouldn't say they're the best sticks in the entire world but they are certainly worth every penny for the price and if you're trying to experiment with a stick size that suits you, you can't go wrong with these.

Will be trying the 7A's next.

EDIT: After trying several other brands I've found these to be quite slippy in comparison. They have a very smooth finish, but that could be a good thing for you.

A good Pair of Drum Stick

As titled a good pair of drum stick

For beginner this is a very good drum stick, nice in shape, well polished and the stick head is in very nice shaped and angled, it feels comfortable in both the grip and hitting

Of course i cant tell much a different of this drum stick and the expensive one, since i am only a beginner, and not yet investing much to the gears