LOLUNUT Dumb Drum Practice Pad,2-sided Silent Practice Pad Soft Rubber Wooden Base Stand with Solid Wood Drum Sticks (8''-Black)

Such a high quality product. Allows my son to practice without his full kit. Highly recommended

Good practice pad, I use this a few times every week. Came with a case and, I think, 2 sticks as well.

This was cheap. I was stuck in quarantine and wanted to hit something, so bought this. It's sturdy and the pad has been stuck well to the wooden pad. The sticks that come with this are rubbish, but I use my own anyway. Comes with its own carry bag. I am happy with this and the price was great.

I bought this to check it out as it's cheap and my students would be glad to pay £20 for this instead of £35 or so for a Real Feel or more for a Bill Sanders.This is a good value pad. It's solidly made and plays well. For reference, It's a bit harder than the Real Feel pad, it has slightly less bounce and is a bit noisier.It's a perfectly good practice pad and would work well for any students getting into drumming who haven't got deeply enough into it to want to spend too much on whatever esoteric benefits might be gained from expensiver options.This item comes with a pair of crappy sticks which are pretty pointless in my view and a carrying bag which is even more pointless. They don't detract from the value. The pad is fine at £20 on it's own.I am amused by the name Lolunut. What the hell does it mean? Is it a randomly generated word or the name of a secret rudiment (an inverted flam accent played with mallets, perhaps)?

It is described as a beginner practice pad but the size, the right amount of stick bounce and its portability will make it great for practising rudiments and other drum exercises right up to advanced levels. And, as it's a standalone practice pad, it means you won't incur the wrath of family members or neighbours.With its 12-inch (30-cm) diameter, it's a very good size for all kinds of practice away from the drum kit. I practice drum fills by playing snare and hi-hat in the centre, adding my right foot on the floor for the bass drum, then using the top left corner for tom 1, the top right corner for tom 2 and the bottom right corner for the floor tom. Then when I try the same things on the kit, I'm already more than familiar with what I need to do.I couldn't detect any difference between the feel of the two rubber pads. They will both be very durable but, in the unlikely event that one pad gets worn out, I can use the other side.Take it with you to practise silently at school, university, the office or if you have to stay overnight away from home. Highly recommended.

For the price you really can't complain. Iv been playing drums for 14 years but haven't been behind a kit since covid started as I moved across the country and I have nowhere to set up a kit. Anyway, I got this to practice on as felt I'd be super rusty (I am lol) and im happy it has a fairly realistic feel to it. At least compared to my legs and stools, the sofa, cushions etc 😂but actually a little annoying that the sticks came wrapped in really sticky sellotape that's left a sticky residue which as you can imagine is well annoying. But, I didn't get it for the sticks so not the end of the world. Also the bags sticky from the tape too. But again it's only £15 and does the job perfectly

As others have mentioned, it comes smothered in tape around the bag and sticks that leaves an almost irremovable sticky residue on them. The pad itself is just fine, the bag is cheap and will break pretty quickly, but the sticks... ruined by the tape. Why!?I bought this as an upstairs practice pad away from my kit, so it'll work fine, but for the price, every part included should be useable.

My son is never off this and it’s improved his drum skills 💯- amazing