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Adoro Silent Sticks - Thin
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The Percussion stick is our thinnest and lightest stick. A great balance, good control, and, as with all our silent sticks, the durable Dual-Twist-Reflex-Tip, this is the best choice not only for regular drums, but all hand drums.
Silent Sticks are low volume but have a great stick feel!
Features
• Thin design
• Lightweight
• Low volume
• Durable
Silent Sticks are low volume but have a great stick feel!
Features
• Thin design
• Lightweight
• Low volume
• Durable
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4.2/ 5 7 Reviews
5 StarsBe careful with these
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Closest Store Owen Sound, Ontario
I love the sound of these sticks but at certain parts of a song I want to get a bigger sound and that's the problem. These are plastic sticks so a heavy crash or high hat hitting with the stick and not the tip tends to break these. This is not a complaint its the nature of these to keep them light, just a heads up. I continue to use these in our church band and its perfect balance between good sound and low volume.
Posted by Ron Smith on Oct 21, 2025
Poor rebound and feel
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Closest Store Brampton, Ontario
I thought I'd give these a shot to help reduce the wood-to-rubber noise when I hit my Roland V-drum pads. Yes, they reduce dBs a reasonable amount. However, the rebound is poor, and the stick twists and behaves weirdly after a strike. That said, if you're playing an acoustic kit and reducing volume is your goal, they work with the compromises mentioned earlier.
Posted by Dino on Jan 30, 2025
Great sticks
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Closest Store Burlington, Ontario
Use them in band rehearsal in my basement studio to keep the overall sound under control
I would use these in a small room gig without question
Posted by wayne on Jul 31, 2023
The tip fell out after an hour
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Closest Store North York (Steeles), Ontario
Stock is low in store, need to ask employee to find it from back store. The tip of the two sticks fell out one after the other after about an hour play. I will have to glue it back and not sure how long it lasts before falling out again. It reduces the volume somehow.
Posted by Kenneth on Feb 16, 2023
FINALLY a reduced noise option I can get behind!
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Closest Store Edmonton South, Alberta
I'm just getting back into drumming and was looking for some sticks to use for playing in the house and not going deaf. Years ago I tried using the Promark Hot Rods and just wasn't totally happy with the feel of them - specifically it made rolls troublesome. I usually play with 5As
I'm happy to report that the bounce on these sticks feels like a regular drumstick. They are sized like a 5A, but feel like a 7A (or lighter) in terms of weight. They're about as loud as my Hot Rods, but unlike the Hot Rods they actually bounce like a real stick, making rolls possible again. They definitely don't have that heft that some drummers crave, but for someone trying to be volume-conscious, these are an impressive option.
The design is pretty neat - it looks like a stiff polyethylene tubing with a small plastic whisk for stick tip. It's lightweight but doesn't feel unbalanced. The only thing I can't speak to is how durable they are and how long they will last.
I'm actually very impressed and happy with these sticks and will likely get 1-2 extra pairs JUST IN CASE.
I'm happy to report that the bounce on these sticks feels like a regular drumstick. They are sized like a 5A, but feel like a 7A (or lighter) in terms of weight. They're about as loud as my Hot Rods, but unlike the Hot Rods they actually bounce like a real stick, making rolls possible again. They definitely don't have that heft that some drummers crave, but for someone trying to be volume-conscious, these are an impressive option.
The design is pretty neat - it looks like a stiff polyethylene tubing with a small plastic whisk for stick tip. It's lightweight but doesn't feel unbalanced. The only thing I can't speak to is how durable they are and how long they will last.
I'm actually very impressed and happy with these sticks and will likely get 1-2 extra pairs JUST IN CASE.
Posted by Ryan on Dec 14, 2022
I actually really like these
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Closest Store Fredericton, New Brunswick
Gave em a shot when they came up in my feed. Figured a few bucks wasn’t a big deal if I didn’t like them. They’re a little more flexible than i was expecting, but it’s easy to adjust to. They’re slim and light, i think a bit thinner than my 7a sticks. It lets me practice rudiments after my 5y/o goes to bed. It’s going to make a big difference for me.
Posted by Sean Ibanez on May 9, 2022
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Closest Store Burlington, Ontario
I use these stick when playing small rooms or light jazz gigs! Very durable and great resonance on drums and cymbals!
Posted by Allan Langvee on Mar 23, 2022
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| Product | SKU | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| Silent Sticks - Thin | 768477 |
