Description
These Chord H7AWC drum sticks are made from hickory and supplied as a matched pair. Hickory is a dense, hardwearing wood that stands up well to regular playing, which makes it one of the most common choices for drum sticks. The 7A profile is a lighter, slimmer stick that suits jazz, lighter kit work and general practice where you want more control and less weight in the hand.
The main point of difference here is the length. These are shorter than a standard 7A stick, so they give a shorter reach. That can help younger players and students who find full-length sticks a stretch, and it also suits anyone who simply prefers a more compact feel when they play. The shorter length shifts the balance point slightly, which some drummers find easier to manage across the kit.
These sticks have wood tips, which give a warmer, more rounded sound against cymbals and drum heads compared with nylon tips. As part of the wider Chord range, they sit alongside other sizes and tip options, so you can match them to your usual setup. Buy a few pairs together if you go through sticks quickly, since matched hickory pairs wear at a similar rate and keep your feel consistent.
Specification
| Weight (each) |
0.04KG |
| Dimensions (each) |
370mm x 14mmØ |
| Tip style |
Wood |
| Wood type |
Hickory |
Frequently Asked
What are these sticks made from?
Hickory, a dense hardwood that copes well with regular use and is a standard choice for drum sticks.
How do these differ from standard 7A sticks?
They are shorter than a standard 7A, giving a shorter reach and a more compact feel.
Who are these sticks suited to?
Students, younger players and anyone who prefers a shorter reach or a lighter stick for control.
Do these have wood or nylon tips?
Wood tips, which give a warmer, more rounded tone against cymbals and heads.
Are they sold as a pair?
Yes, they are supplied as a matched pair.
What kind of playing suit the 7A profile?
The slimmer 7A profile suits jazz, lighter kit work and practice where control matters more than volume.