| New Drum Stick Grip Device Accessory (1 Pack, Neutral)

great value for the money, solid, wooden, easy fit to hands/fingers,

I like this product because it allows you to do a couple things easier and it’s not as in the way as I thought it might be. However it takes some time to get used to it. Honestly I’ll probably mess around with them during practice but more than likely that will be all I use them for.

Many a drummer would like to reduce the strain on our hands by relaxing our grip. This product promises this and more. However, I found that there is no way to hold the sticks without the sharp nylon edges digging into your thumbs. It uncomfortable boarding on painful from the moment I started playing with it. I could tell that the geometry would start tearing up my thumb and create some wicked blisters in a very short time. I put them in back in the package and hit the return button.

I am a disabled drummer and this product has leveled the playing field for me! I am not able to hold a drum stick in my hand without pipe insulation added to the grip to increase the grip diameter. That method worked but made it harder to articulate double patterns. Enter Stick Pro! That little, simple design made it possible to rid myself of the foam grips and play as close to normal as physically possible! I know a lot of drummers use them for showmanship. Twirling sticks through patterns without the fear of dropping them. I have a long journey ahead of me but with Stick Pro at my side, the journey should be enjoyable as well as successful!

Not sure what I was expecting. As a person with peripheral neurpothy, I tend to drop sticks now and again. I was hoping these would help with that, and they do - sticks can't go flying with these on. However, some songs demand a higher degree of flexibility of grip on the sticks, and these tend to get in the way on those songs. I will continue to use them for some songs, but not for others. This is MY limitation, not a fault of the product!

I hate to give a bad review when it is a good product for someone, just not everyone. This is not a one size fits all when it comes to hands. The ring is not for kids, or anyone with small hands. I wear a size 6 wedding ring and the ring is huge to me. I dont want to assume it will be too big for all women, but if I had to guess what size the ring is? Maybe 11? I know the guy next door could not fit it on his middle finger. It is not adjustable at all. The ring is so big that if you tried to spin the sticks it's the ring part that makes it bulky and impossible.I have every stick size and they do fit every one of them.Here is the best thing about them, regardless of your hand size, they will stay in your hands if that's what you need them for. The rest of the stuff these grips promise, I honestly don't know. I do not get so fatigued that I drop my sticks. I do get sweaty and these grips do keep the stick in your hands.

Cool innovative idea! While I don't use them all the time, I have taken them for a spin every once in awhile! Pun intended! It takes awhile to get used to but like anything, practice makes perfect.

These holder do a good job of staying in place on my sticks. I am not using them to do any fancy twirling; they are for assisting my grip. I play with 2B sticks which are thicker then the 5's and 7's. Per the product instructions, if I were to switch to a smaller diameter stick I will probably have to hold them in place with some tape. Be aware that these will also take a bit of getting used to.

I have arthritis in my left hand and this helps a lot. Not the best twirlier yet lol

take some time to feel safe but interesting,i would continue to work with it i feel more and more comfortable after a month of switching with or without ... I Feel free to Recomand it .... maybe its even a must !!