Hickory Percussion Accessories: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 18, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 20 listings for Hickory Percussion Accessories, including options from D'Addario. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Scott Johnson Scooter Hickory Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

DCPM1 Hickory Marching Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$16.99

DCPM1i Light Hickory Marching Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$16.99

Scott Johnson Painted White Hickory Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

Rebound 5A XL Limited Hickory Drumstick
D'Addario
$16.99

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

Scott Johnson Light Hickory Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

Sean Vega DC Tenor Hickory Drumstick, Nylon Tip
D'Addario
$23.99

Phil Collins Hickory Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

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

Will Kennedy Hickory Drumstick, Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

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

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

Mike McIntosh Signature Hickory Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99

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

Rebound 7A XL Limited Hickory Drumstick
D'Addario
$16.99

Rebound 2B Hickory Drumstick, Acorn Wood Tip
D'Addario
$16.99

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

Rebound 5B ActiveGrip Hickory Drumstick, Acorn Wood Tip
D'Addario
$31.99

Rebound 2B ActiveGrip Hickory Drumstick, Acorn Wood Tip
D'Addario
$18.99
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $16.99 to $31.99 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
All items are drumsticks made from hickory wood, the standard choice for durability and balanced rebound.
Names highlight grip styles such as ActiveGrip, Clear coating, Limited editions and XL sizes. Some sticks have wood tips while others use nylon tips for softer cymbal contact.
When picking sticks, think about the tip material, grip comfort and the stick’s weight class (5A, 5B, 7A, etc.). A good grip reduces slipping, and the right tip helps control dynamics on different drums.
Questions
What is the difference between wood and nylon tips?
Wood tips give a brighter attack on drums, while nylon tips produce a softer sound on cymbals.
How do I choose the right grip?
ActiveGrip or Clear coatings improve handling; pick the one that feels most comfortable in your hand.
What does the size code mean?
Numbers like 5A, 5B, 7A indicate thickness and weight, with higher numbers generally heavier.
Are limited-edition sticks any better?
Limited editions may have special finishes but performance depends on the same hickory material.