nice. I love Pro mark. I have to say my favorites though are the Jason Bittner Sigs. they just feel so perfectly natural.

The sticks I use at home are the Promark 2Bs. The things are like small branches, practically, but I like it that way.
Jason Bittner? Dude, he's crazy. Inspired me to take up metal, actually.

Awsome. If you prefer stuff like that the Bittners may not be your prefered stick. he is crazzy but his sticks are amazingly not very heavy. i think they are 5As. I can't remember. I have a pair of the origonal Jordisons too. the 515s. they are nice too but I prefer Bittners. I played for the drum line for a few years so y first sticks where the Vic Firth SD 1s and 2s. both are fucking huge. they are tree trunks. but I prefer not to use them on sets. maybe teh 2s because they are light despite they're size. I also have some standard 5Bs from Pro Mark. And yes Bittner is insane. I don't know many drummers who don't consider him inspirational.

Definitely. I know thinner sticks help you move quicker (less wind resistance or something), but I've broken so many tiny sticks like that.

I recomend get some Oak ones. that shit is so tough.

Hmm. I'll do that.

Pro-Mark is the only stick I play. right now I currently use the Ray Luzier Autograph Models (757's) and the Joey Jordison Hickory Autograph model (555's)

Both are excellent for the stuff I use them for. I hit really fucking hard so these 2 models work perfect for the purpose. Pro-Mark will always have the best sticks in the world. You'll never need to convince me of that. As I have played them the entire 8 years I have been playing.

Hmm. I've been told by a jazz player who's REALLY good that it's stupid, frankly, for me to have to break big promark sticks. He said that more wrecks the drums and sticks than gives off good sound.

you do want to take care of the drums. but also if you don't hit to hard or use ungodly huge sticks on a standard set you have to tune the heads less.

I use Aquarians (when I had a set), and yeah, I try not to use marching band sized sticks, no matter how tempting it may be. XD

good stuff. and yeah I use that stuff for warm up and marching.

I've switched between Pro Mark 747 hickory or oak and Vader Pro Rock (Basically the same stick). But now I use Vic Firth X5A's. Regular 5A sticks were too fragile and the feel was off balance for me. Too light in the tip. But the new Extreme 5A is a little heavier in the tip which makes bounce back much smoother when doing roles and paradiddles. They're also a much tougher stick than the classic 5A. I love 'em! ^^