Vic Firth WB Jazz Brushes

I used them mostly for busking. And when the dynamic goes up, the plastic covers of the brushes tend to snap. Overall sound is good and it is a decent pair of brushes. Also very useful for rudiment practice. If you want a sound that's a bit harder, these are the brushes for you! But try to be careful because they snap pretty easily.

there good brushes great swish sound and loud enough hit off snare so would be good for some pop stuff as well as jazz. the plastic is a little strange in the hand as there is grip on the handle which im not the biggest fan of. I do with they were an bit more durable i got a bend in the first week, but im still using them a year later but will be buying a new pair soon. all in all worth the money.

These brushes are nicely built and have narrow brushes but it isn't the best option on the market because there are way options out there with better designs and quality but they are great for their price.

Theese brushes were great, but also a bit flimsy. The metal brushes bend easily so you have to control your movements a great bit. Now, I've played with other brushes so it's not that, it's not even a big deal - but it needed to be said!

Do buy theese if you want to try our a pair of brushes, you won't be dissapinted. At all.

I'M a hobby drummer and enjoy these brushes alot. Well made and nice sound with good cymbles .Would recommend

These are probably the best feel brushes I've ever used. I'm only giving them 4/5 though because I've already lost a few bristles after a little but of use. Thankfully it seems to be just a few loose ones.