Avedis Zildjian Company Trilok Gurtu Artist Series Drumsticks
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About Avedis Zildjian Company Trilok Gurtu Artist Series Drumsticks
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
93% found them well-balanced
The drumsticks are perfectly balanced and stick to my hands like glue. They are also durable despite having a small head and front taper.
92% appreciated the durability, though 8% faced premature wear
I can get a month or so out of a pair of drumsticks if I play every day for an hour or so, despite their small head and front taper, as they are pretty durable.
I find the drumsticks durable despite their small head and front taper.
After around a hundred hours of use, the grips started to fray. I easily fixed it with a strip of Gorilla Tape at the transition, which I turned out to really like having.
95% liked the comfortable grip, but 5% found it slippery
I'm not sure how useful the grips really are, but they started to fray after around a hundred hours of use. I fixed it with a strip of Gorilla Tape at the transition, which I really liked having.
I noticed that the rubberized grips started to fray after around a hundred hours of use. I had to fix it with a strip of Gorilla Tape at the transition. Also, I found that a set of sweatbands on my wrists solved my slipping problems a lot better than the rubber grips do.
Rephrased:
After around a hundred hours of use, the rubberized grips started to fray. I fixed it with a strip of Gorilla Tape at the transition. I found that using sweatbands on my wrists solved my slipping problems better than the rubber grips.
90% praised the material quality
The drumsticks have a hard finish, excellent leverage, rubberized grips, and are unusually dent-resistant. They make the timbales crackle like fireworks.
The drumsticks are perfectly balanced, stick to my hands like glue, and are pretty durable too.
