Goodwood 12-Pack Drumsticks  

I have been playing drums for over 30 years now and have used many different brands of sticks over

the years and I really like these sticks really well. Buying the GoodWood bundle pack of 12 pair is a

really good deal for me and the sticks hold up for me just as good as some of the highend sticks on the

market for a whole lot better price. I play mostly Heavy to Classic Rock Music and the hold up really well, I usually can play 4 or 5 gigs with usually one pair of sticks. And I use them to practice with as well. I like the 7A wood tips sticks the best. I would recommend them to any drummer who is looking to save many on drumsticks. These are a really good value for me.

                                                                                                                                                      Jay   H.

Where else can you get one dozen sticks for this price?! This is a great deal for drummers on a tight budget, which the majority of us are almost always on. You can get either nylon or woodtip, which is what I use, and in your standard Vater 5B, Los Angeles 5A, Manhattan 7A, Rock, and Fusion models.

These sticks are made by Vater, so you know these sticks are going to last a good long while!

Again, the vaule is great because all other companies are selling a dozen sticks for much more!

If you're like me you eat up sticks like a beaver. You play, they dent and chip, and then they eventually break. You get frustated and think to yourself; "Maybe I should get a pair of those Ahead sticks made out of hollow aluminum with the nylon tips?" First off those aren't real drumsticks, second they sound hollow on rim shots, and third they can bust your cymbals in half if you're a heavy hitter like me. It's all in how you play that makes your sticks last or not. The last time I bought a bundle of these sticks they lasted me a year and half and I was playing gigs all over Texas almost every night. I was using the 5A wood tip at the time, which by the way are just Vater's Los Angeles 5A sticks, and they sounded great but I was looking for something a little thinner and a little lighter so I came back to good ol' Musician's Friend and looked over their website and couldn't find anything, then I rembered using a pair of Vater's Manhattan 7A sticks once and liking them quite a bit. Even though I couldn't see what the model of 7A Goodwood was selling I took a chance. See Vater has two 7A models; the "Traditional 7A" with the acorn tip, and then their "Manhattan 7A" with the round ball tip. Well I just got them today and they're Vater's "Manhattan" 7A stick! I couldn't be more pleased. They immediately brought me back to my memories of Austin and the shows I had done there. The Manhattan 7A is thin enough to play Jazz, but also strong and rigid enough to play the heaviest of Rock music. You could even play a little Reggae, Country, or Blues too. It's an extremely versatile stick. If you're in the need for an abundant amout of sticks, and are on a tight budget, and need sticks that will last you a good long time, then go get yourself a pair of Goodwood drumsticks today, because I am telling you these sticks are the bomb no matter what pair you use! : )

No features, they are drumsticks!

These have to be one of the best drumsicks I have ever used.  They have a much better wood quality than Pro-Mark or Vic Firth.  I can go through a pair of those sticks in a week or less.  These Goodwoods are a much better wood and can last me a month or more and a third of the cost when you buy the 12 pack.

You cannot beat the price for a pair.

Like I said you will not be disapointed with these drumsticks.  You have to give them a try and you cannot beat the price.

I have used the Goodwood 5A's, 5B's and Rock nylon tip sticks.  They are all good solid sticks for the money with good durability, weight and balance.  It seems the 5A's are slightly little thicker than the average 5A stick, and the Rock stick seems a bit thinner than the Vic Firth or Zildjian Rock stick.  A good value for the money.

As good as many name brand stick, I had a couple warped ones out of a pack of 12, but MF replaced them, so all good!

Great stick for the money!

Good selection, Good price, For the money not a bad choice for someone on a tight budget. Have ordered twice and have felt like the product performed well considering price point. Will order again.