Vic FIrth - NOVA Drumsticks - 7A - Wood Tip

Sturdy and easy to use, got these for the smaller size for my child and they can use them very comfortably. They look nice and can take a beating.

Nice sticks, good balance and weight.

I enjoyed the sticks, they didn’t feel much different from regular Vic firth 5a sticks, except for the slight weight change due to lighter wood.

these sticks take some getting used to, as they are 16 and 5/8ths long which is only a centimetre or so longer than the 2Bs..mine seemed not heavier than that 2Bs...which is interesting as they should be a bit heavier. The rock sticks are basically very long 5Bs, rather than long 2Bs. I find the rock sticks are good when you are double peddling, as you tend to sit a bit rigidly and can't lean easily, so you can reach cymbals easily. Sometimes I find I hold then higher up the stick, which means that the back of the stick hits by wrists, but they are an interesting stick. One thing strikes me as a guitarist who plays drums, is how hilariously variable stick weights are...maybe I am buying too cheap a stick, but the weights are sooo different sometimes..each set of sticks which are the same size feel totally different..anyway, the rock sticks have a larger pear drop head and the wood seems tough..the last lot of 2B novas i bought snapped in 5 mins of playing...these seem very durable-good value if you can get used to the length of them.

Vic Firth 5an are my favourite drum stick . I’ve been using VF sticks for over 40 years and never had any problems

I've had these sticks for almost a year and they're still going strong. Comfortable hold, no splinters and no friction marks on my hand.

Each of these sticks produces a different sound when striking a rubber practice pad; you can't easily measure the frequency of a "thwack", but the noise made by each stick sounds about a semi-tone apart. I thought it must be my bad technique, with different left and right hand strokes, but swapping sticks between hands also swaps the sound. So I weighed these and there is a hefty 3.24g difference between the two sticks. Interestingly, the lighter stick gives a deeper sound, so maybe it's made from a different quality of wood altogether. Using these could be quite misleading and discouraging for a beginner. Pay a few quid more and get some decent American Classic sticks!

I'm not really a drummer but needed sticks and these appear to be just right

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The drum sticks I love to use

Sticks are warped

Great for the price

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