Ahead Speed Metal Sticks

So these are 7A's, with a kick ass signature.
Needed a good option for metal drumming and since I was breaking most wood sticks I chose by accident to get those, while wanting some carbon fiber ones and since they don't ost as much and can be fixed if broken or anything at all, it was a viable option!!
Sound depends mostly on the tips you use with them and they have for me at least great balance.
Most reviews are saying that they break your heads or cymbals but that has not been an issue since technique matters in drumming!
I have had for 2 months now and they haven't cracked or anything, just getting a bit smashed on the front from rim shots,which to be honest they don't excel at, but everything is interchangable so it does not matter that much,even if you have a low budget!
I totally recommend those for drummers having issues with sticks breaking on them on like the fifth time playing or so, or for people needing something trustworthy and most of all worth the money the spend on!!! ( using worth, way too much here)
I am in love with them

The first thing that people think is that the price is way too much money for a single pair of sticks, but boy let me tell you why. Im going to start with the negative parts:
1. So the main negative about the sticks is that they tend to slip in your hands because of the sweat, and they also slip because the sticks are made of metal (aluminum to be exact).
2. Another negative part is that the tips can sometimes screw themselves off but that happens very rarely, they are screw-on tips so you can easily put them back without any glue.
But NOW going to the positives:
1. A positive that almost EVERYONE will tell you is that they last incredibly long, like up to 10 times longer than normal sticks type of long.
2. You will never need to buy another pair (if you dont lose them of course) because all the parts can be bought, with these sticks the sleeves that you will need are gonna be the MT style sleeves which dont cost a lot, and the tips just the regular A5 kind.
3. One of the best parts about this is that they dont chip. I play on a fuzzy rug, so now im glad that i dont have chips lying around no more and im sure you will too.
4. A small difference that sure does an impression is that they tend to have a better rebound than normal wooden sticks, which will come in handy if you are going to play metal.
5. This is a personal take on a positive, but on the back you can see a little text that says ''JJ1'', and that refers to Joey Jordison, the former Slipknot drummer, that man was a legend and anyone that wants something after him should get these sticks, since the wooden promark signature sticks are nowhere to find thsese days.
Conclusion:
These sticks are friggin' amazing man, even if they are a bit expensive.

Bought these for my drummer brother as he was sick of his drum sticks only lasting a few weeks. He plays every day for at least three hours so it's understandable that he goes through so many sticks but it just makes an already expensive pastime even dearer. He never liked the idea of artificial sticks so he never got them for himself but now he won't go back! He says the sticks feel very natural and sound great. They also lasted for a whole year before he had to change the sleeves on them, which only cost the same as a pair of new wooden sticks. Would definitely buy for another skint drummer!

I LOVE these sticks. I can get up to super fast speeds with them and they wont start dragging because of their super lightweight frame.

I love the feature of the replaceable stick covers and tips, and the fact that they are at such a low price point to replace and customise .

the only down-point for these sticks is that they are quite expensive, but if you have the money they are great because they last so much longer than any wooden stick.

They are perfect sticks for speed metal, which is sorta in the name, bur they are also very versatile. I could play pretty much any genre with them. great buy, i would definitely recommend them to anyone from any genre.