FF Elaine Maple 7A Wood Tip Drumsticks 12 Pairs

I’ve been playing professionally for 57 years, and these sticks work just as well for me as the more expensive brand name sticks. And, I get a dozen pair for the cost of 2 pair of the others.

Brought them for my wife’s job she works as an activity coordinator for the seniors and I saw a video that show them using sticks with a ball and a laundry basket making music so I brought those support my wife job and they love them

They feel hollow. They are not. I know because the first one to break proved they weren't, but it's an incredibly light weight stick. I thought they would break easily given their light weight, but they held up as long as my 5As bought from Guitar Center.

I didn't read it right and I hadn't done my research about stick sises so I thought 7b would be the biggest but they I'm pretty sure are the smallest with stick that is 100% on me though I didn't do my research but they get really chewed up on a snare pad idk how but I had a stick break when I was practicing on my snare pad but other than that there really good sticks just small

Value for money

Work great for kids!

Everything was Great!

These are definitely not 7a tips. They are very bulky. I didn't use them yet so im not sure how they hold up.Update: I've used these for 2 sundays, playing for the worship service, offering song and the welcome song. The sticks are not holding up well. Im not pleased at all with these. I will probably give them away as toys for children. There's no weight/balance, the tip is way too big for what it was advertised as, and the sticks are falling apart with every hit. The song services at church aren't rocking out so there's no reason why I'm watching the sticks flake apart, right before my eyes. Every hit sends pieces falling off. The church is small, the drums have mikes... I'm not striking hard.I would not recommend these at all to serious drummers.