Promark FireGrain Sticks Review - What Makes them So Different?

Promark FireGrain Sticks - www.pmtonline.co.uk/promark-rebound-5b-firegrain-drum-sticks
The Drumstick, reinvented. To the close minded, a simple piece of wood, used to make noises. To our friends over at Promark.. Not so much.
First, they brought us the Forward/Rebound sticks, a simple yet effective design which just means the stick is either weighted at the front or back to better different playing techniques/styles. Next was the Activegrip Stick, another leap forward in the stick world. A light coating is applied to the end of the stick, as your hands get sweaty the Activegrip reacts and forms a tacky grip, no more sticks slipping out your hand and hitting your ma or a bloke in the crowd, result!
But now, the game has been upped. Introducing The FireGrain Stick! This heat tempered stick has enhanced strength, durability and playability. Designed, engineered and manufactured in Texas, USA. Long 3” taper for enhanced finesse and agility, hardened through FireGrain heat tempering process with a Acorn Shaped Tip for increased articulation and responsiveness and if all that wasn't enough each pair are produced under strict quality control.
Drummers, the future is here!
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[@danerfguy77]

I didn’t know James Corden worked for promark... 🤔

[@aaroonoverplays1732]

Aidan Mclane I'm not the only one who thought that 😂

[@olliemedsy]

Most importantly, they look badass! ;)

[@Deatheater900]

I'd like to see them do this flame tempering on there oak sticks.

[@D71219ONE]

I’m waiting for the Rebound Shira Kashi Oak Firegrain Active Grip sticks! 😤

[@chickenaddict6128]

Worth £30 😅

[@GT-fx8fd]

James lad

[@samuelyang6463]

They give u blisters really easily tho

[@67168]

pussy

[@metalskeleton569]

Marcus Guzman i auditioned for Crossmen last month and the first day using these i got a blister on my left ring finger’s cuticle and had to wrap it in stick tape and it severely affected my playing and i got cut, it was a bruh moment

[@scooter12e]

I have been playing the drums for 11 years and have never once gotten a blister from playing. You might need to look at your technique as you could possibly injure yourself if you are playing with poor technique.

[@steveross8326]

Another ludicrous sales pitch to the ever gullible musician....... just buy ordinary sticks fellas!!

[@Matthewmcg22]

Have you even used these sticks? Stick to keeping your mouth shut on things you dont understand!

[@omsteve4761]

Ik im 4 years late but these are literally the most durable wood sticks you can get, I've had a pair for 4 months now playing very hard and I keep hitting the rims, they don't show any signs of cracking