Drum Sticks: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 19, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 20 listings for Drum Sticks, including options from Third Man Records and D'Addario. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Drum Sticks
Third Man Records
$20.00

SH516 Sabar Timbale Stick
D'Addario
$23.99

SD5 Light Swizzle Stick
D'Addario
$31.99

Rebound 5A Painted Sticks
D'Addario
$17.99

Rebound 5B Painted Sticks
D'Addario
$17.99

Mike Portnoy 420X ActiveGrip Hickory Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$20.99

Rebound 5AB Long Hickory Drumstick, Acorn Wood Tip
D'Addario
$16.99

Hickory 424 Horacio 'El Negro' Hernandez Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

Matt Halpern Hickory Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

Jason Bonham 531 Maple Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

Rich Redmond ActiveGrip Hickory Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$20.99

Rebound 2B ActiveGrip Hickory Drumstick, Acorn Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

Rebound 2B ActiveGrip Clear Hickory Drumstick, Acorn Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

Steve Ferrone 735 Hickory Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

GNT Giant Sticks
D'Addario
$50.00

Rebound 5B ActiveGrip Clear Hickory Drumstick, Acorn Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

Rebound 5A ActiveGrip Clear Hickory Drumstick, Acorn Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

Concert SD1 Maple Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$16.99

Rebound 5A FireGrain Hickory Drumstick, Acorn Wood Tip
D'Addario
$31.99

Rebound 7A ActiveGrip Clear Hickory Drumstick, Acorn Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $16.99 to $50.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most are made of hickory or maple wood, with tips in wood, acorn, or clear acrylic, and many feature ProMark’s ActiveGrip coating.
When choosing sticks, consider the tip type: wood tips give a warm sound, acrylic tips are brighter and more durable, while clear tips protect the drumhead. Length and weight affect balance; longer sticks give more reach, heavier sticks provide power.
Look for consistent taper and a comfortable grip. If you need durability for heavy playing, ActiveGrip or painted sticks are good choices, while classic hickory sticks suit versatile styles.
Questions
What tip material should I pick for a brighter sound?
Acrylic or clear tips produce a brighter attack and last longer than wood tips.
How does stick length affect my playing?
Longer sticks increase reach and leverage, while shorter sticks offer more control and faster response.
Are painted sticks any different from regular ones?
Painted sticks have a protective coating that can reduce splintering and add visual flair but perform similarly to unpainted sticks.
Can I use the same sticks for jazz and rock?
Yes, many hickory sticks work well for both, though jazz players often prefer lighter, thinner sticks for finesse.