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Drumsticks / Mallets
The knowledgeable staff at Columbus Percussion will help you to find the keyboard or bass drum mallets to meet your needs. If you are looking for the perfect drumstick, look no further.
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Vater Extended Play 5A Wood Tip Drum Sticks
• Durable Finish on tip and shoulder
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• Stick Shield™ prevents wear and breakage in the “rimshot” area
• Same great balance and feel as standard models, but with unmatched durability
• GUARANTEED against breakage due to wear in the area protected by the Stick Shield™
• Available in 5A, 5B, Power 5A, Power 5B and 3A, wood or nylon tip as well as in the MV7 and MV8 Marching Snare Stick models -
Promark Forward 5A Activegrip Acorn Drumsticks
Diameter: .565" (5A) Length: 16" Tip Material: Wood Tip Shape: Acorn Learn More -
Classic 5B ActiveGrip
ActiveGrip is a heat activated grip coating that becomes tackier as a players hands sweat and their body temperature rises. Unlike other grip alternatives on the market ActiveGrip doesn't tear up players hands or cause restrictions to range of movement or technique. It applies thin like a traditional lacquer adding no additional diameter or weight to the stick and it doesn’t transfer onto player’s hands, cymbals or drum rims. Learn More -
Classic 5A ActiveGrip
ActiveGrip is a heat activated grip coating that becomes tackier as a players hands sweat and their body temperature rises. Unlike other grip alternatives on the market ActiveGrip doesn't tear up players hands or cause restrictions to range of movement or technique. It applies thin like a traditional lacquer adding no additional diameter or weight to the stick and it doesn’t transfer onto player’s hands, cymbals or drum rims. Learn More -
Classic 7A ActiveGrip
ActiveGrip is a heat activated grip coating that becomes tackier as a players hands sweat and their body temperature rises. Unlike other grip alternatives on the market ActiveGrip doesn't tear up players hands or cause restrictions to range of movement or technique. It applies thin like a traditional lacquer adding no additional diameter or weight to the stick and it doesn’t transfer onto player’s hands, cymbals or drum rims. Learn More
