Vic Firth SD10 Swinger Maple -Wood-

If you're looking for a medium weight all around stick, this is the one. It has sound color that's a little bit less focused (less attack) than hickory sticks, but still full and in my opinion more vintage sounding. Shaft is pretty thick so it will also do for the drummers that like 5B+ sticks, but hickory sticks with those dimensions are too heavy for them. Also, small tip makes them suitable for fast playing despite the fact they are rather massive.

These sticks are really the best stick I have ever played my drums with. For almost 3 years I've had does starter sticks, the ones you get from your cheap stagg drum set. I have never realized how easier and diffrent would it be if I had better sticks. I always thought it was irelevant. Boy was I wrong. The moment I picked up does stick my blast speeds improved drasticaly, and I had more motivation to play my drum set, because it feels really amazing to play with them. I advise you, get them if you can, you won't regret it.

Zusammen mit den SD9 von Vic Firth sind diese meine Lieblingssticks.
Nicht so dünn wie ein 7A Stick (nicht mal ansatzweise) aber so leicht.
Haltbarkeit ist gut, da sie nicht so arg splittern wie härtere Hölzer.
Sound ist vor allem bei Becken sehr leicht und luftig, für extremeren Metal gibt es sicherlich bessere Option.

Top price on Thomann as usual - great delivery time. These sticks work greats with any style and genre . They’re lighter than 5B and the related SD9 version . Very durable and comfy to play too!

good quality. It depends on drummers preferences..

Drumsticks are a matter of taste for drummers , but for me the sd10 swinger is the sticks that I play mostly in different styles (jazz, funk, blues, rock, Greek traditional)
PROS: Great rebound, great handle, clear sound in cymbals .
Cons: They are made from maple and they are worn off faster than a hickory one.
Overall: A great pair of sticks and a must have for every drummer. (my opinion).

These sticks are very good.
Well balanced, nice rebound and most importantly it has a warm "ping" sound on the cymbals and a nice cross stick click.