Millenium T51 Drum Brushes

Not the best, but not bad.
Quality is ok, but the wires pretty soon started to drop off.
I use them in a drum school so they're not even over-used.
I wouldn't recommend them to serious players - for a proper pair I would say get Promarks.
But, in context, and for beginners or students they are perfectly fine :-)

Stange feeling when playing with this.

These aren't the best brushes in the market, naturally, but for 9.40?, they work. The materials aren't amazing, the construction isn't amazing and you won't be recording the next Jazz masterpiece on these, but if you're looking to improve your brush technique, play one or two pieces on the vibraphone or marimba that require them or some-such situation, these will do the trick without causing a considerable financial burden.

I buy a lot from Thomanns but this the only product that really dissapointed me , It fell apart after two sessions of playing ,all the metal strands just fell out all over the floor ,unfortunatly this product is not under garantee so its tough luck ,I ordered a second set and one of them does not extend all the way , so on this one product definitely quality control issues !

If you buy this with bundle bag it is ok. I purchase bundle that contain this sticks. Good for beginner to understand diffrent types of mallets and sticks. Quality is not so pretty but it works.

Alright so when i try to get the brush out it doesn't fully come out, if you're looking to focus playing with brushes invest in vic firth, i bought these for fun and nothing else.

Good value brushes; they do they job - however, you cannot put them in the same league as a good branded pair such as Vic Firth etc. If you don't want to spent a ridiculous amount on a pair of brushes - these will do just fine!

Cheap brushes, but they work as needed. The plastic handles are not comfortable to hold for long periods.