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Remo 8" Hand Drum Mallet with Colorful Head

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When you buy these buy a bunch. My kids love to drum and drum on everything. It was killing me the things they would think to use as drumsticks and what they thought they could hit with them. These drumsticks fixed that problem well. They heads bounce nicely and we have not seen a new dent in the furniture since. Of course they work great on their drums too and no one has been seriously injured from drumming on each other yet either. Honestly the best purchase I ever made. I wish they sold them in bulk packs, lol. They are used every single day without exception and it is hard to even get the kids in the car somedays with out toting along the drum sticks too.

I bought my daughter bongos and needed some mallets to compete the instrument. These mallets are very colorful and durable. They are everything a set of mallets to be used with bongos for the beginner one would need or want.

Really enjoy these mallets they are just the right size for my day care children with our gathering drum that we have.

My five year old son rec this from Santa and he loves it! Santa also gave him the Remo Bonogs, Konga, and the Remo Kids Percussion. http://www.amazon.com/Remo-Percussion-Diameter-Mallet-Forest/dp/B0002F7KUG/ref=pd_bxgy_MI_img_c The Percussion comes with two mallets. The Konga does not. It was a big hit with all age groups at the family Xmas party. I was going to purchase a normal drum set, but this is easier to store and transport for play dates.

this drum mallet should be included with the drum instead of the stick that comes with it. the stick does nothing but make noise, the drum mallet actually makes a percussion beat.

I purchased several of these to teach our aspiring tenor and bass drummers something about counting and rhythm in a bagpipe band. For the price, I was able to get a fairly good supply that several players could use around a table to practice counting exercises (Real beaters can be a little pricey for teaching some who may decide to drop out).

The players quickly picked up the rhythms, and invested in their own sticks, but I still keep a pair of these handy for any aspiring drummers who have not yet invested in their own sticks.

These are very cute for children. A little too small (short) for a professional musician, but a very sturdy,
well made item for children. I've purchased them for my grand-daughters who love to play my hand
drums. For Christmas, they are each getting a "tom tom" from Remo.