Practice Pad (WP7)

Wonderful feel and worth the money.Build quality is pretty goodA good low volume option for anyone who needs it

Contrary to other reviews, this is in fact an actual RTOM MoonGel Pad. At least that's what it says on the back. It's not pretty, but it'll get the job done. In fact, it's kinda ugly and sloppy looking for a nearly $50 drum pad. It has the rebound of a feather pillow, and it's very quiet. The only sound is produced from the slap of the stick. Great for staccato practice.If you are a beginner looking for your first drum pad DO NOT buy this one. This pad could be detrimental to your technique if you haven't developed a good RELAXED legato stroke first. If you have tension in your hands, you're going to get carpal tunnel syndrome from this. Look for a gum rubber pad if you're new to drumming.

i just recieved my "moongel" pad, if anything this is one of the really cheap remo pads that you can tighten and loosen the surface of the pad, in no way shape or form does this look anything like the picture of what you are buying. this looks like what i have linked, the real moongel pad is at lonestarpercussion.com spend the extra money if you want the REAL moongel pad, because i feel like i just got ripped offRemo Practice Pad, 8-inch Diameter, Gray, Coated Head

Perfect pad for working your chops. Would recommend for more advanced players with a good technique base as there is no bounce with this pad at all.

This is a great quiet practice pad. Also helps to improve form.

Its exactly what I would expect out of the cheapest drum pad available. Its ok for practicing but its not exactly quiet.

This is not a Moongel pad. Even though it is listed as Moongel, it definitely is not. A check of the ROTM website at [...] confirms this is a cheap poorly made and completely misnamed product.

Very good practice to work on your forearm and wrist movements. Buy this if you need to practice on attack and volume.