New stick bag
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jda
Diamond Member
It's the one that brings all the sticks mallets and brushes to the gig.
So size 1st. Durability seems many last 10-30 years. I don't think they need any "fashion" or "eye appeal" (lol)
They're just function; so within these parameters; the only drag these days is no one goes into a shop anymore and handle choices in person and have to rely on eyeballing on the internet. Sad. So I might understand why you're asking.
Mine has the brand name VIC FIRTH on it So whatever he was selling near 20 or so years ago
mine here
Plenty enough.
all he offers here
vicfirth.zildjian.com
they call it "Basic Stick Bag".
$29.95
It plays all styles as well as the $400 ones
So size 1st. Durability seems many last 10-30 years. I don't think they need any "fashion" or "eye appeal" (lol)
They're just function; so within these parameters; the only drag these days is no one goes into a shop anymore and handle choices in person and have to rely on eyeballing on the internet. Sad. So I might understand why you're asking.
Mine has the brand name VIC FIRTH on it So whatever he was selling near 20 or so years ago
mine here
Plenty enough.
all he offers here
Stick & Mallet Bags
Shop the official Vic Firth online store, featuring drumsticks, percussion mallets and branded apparel.
vicfirth.zildjian.com
$29.95
It plays all styles as well as the $400 ones
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Larry
"Uncle Larry"
Leather Stick Bags
Rugged full-grain leather stick bags. Six interior pouches to hold your sticks. Multiple exterior pockets. Leather ties for attaching to drum. Made from industrial grade thread and zippers.
www.anthologygearwear.com
They are expensive. 100 year guarantee. I have one and can vouch for the quality. I love that bag.
I got this one a few months back. I like the look (but have other varieties) and has some nice functional aspects like a drumkey holder, netweb and cell phone holder. You can’t over stuff it and I like to bring a variety like beaters and hh clutch backup but overall good
www.aheaddrumsticks.com
AHEAD | Big Bang Distribution
Since 1992, our mission at AHEAD has been to listen to drummers and percussionists first and foremost and to develop and bring to market new and innovative products for all drummers, beginners to touring professionals. From drumsticks and hardware, to cases and hearing protection, our focus is...
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jda
Diamond Member
that's the Essential $23.95
vicfirth.zildjian.com
Essential Stick Bag – Black
Compact stick bag perfectly sized for the gigging drummer.
vicfirth.zildjian.com
criz p. critter
Silver Member
This one. It’s got plenty of room, stretchy dealies to hang it from my floor Tom, and a big pouch where I keep a zipper bag full of spare parts like cymbal felts, drum keys, spare hi hat clutch, tools, etc etc.
www.protectionracket.com
Standard Pocket Stick Case - Protection Racket
Protection Racket are drum cases designed by world leaders in the supply of affordable quality drum cases for drum protection and cases for other musical equipment. Designed for the rigours of continual gigging, whatever your requirements we can supply cases for effortless transportation...
www.protectionracket.com
Odd-Arne Oseberg
Platinum Member
Very much depends on what and how much you want to put in it.
Also have a Peter Erskine Yamaha stick bag I won at a Modern Drummer festival. It was pretty expensive then so was one of those things that’s nice to have that I wouldn’t have necessarily bought for my self. But it is definitely true, hanging a stick bag on your floor tom mutes the shell tone, particularly thin shells. The Ahead is more consolidated stick bag on the go while the PE is definitely bigger to carry around.
Peter now has the next gen that is basically a table, pretty cool
Peter now has the next gen that is basically a table, pretty cool
CarloRock
Active Member
I think i will buy thisWow. Y’all like ’em big. I don‘t break sticks at gigs, so I only need a couple pairs and a pouch for a tuning key. I take a Vic Firth “Essential” stick bag.
cbphoto
Diamond Member
Just be aware: it easily holds 2–3 pairs of 5A sticks, plus brushes (retractable) and that’s about it. There is a small pouch for a tuning key, too.
CarloRock
Active Member
Yes i know, i carry only two pairs of sticks.
Vintage Old School
Gold Member
If you want to only buy once for heirloom quality look no further than Anthology Gear's Seville Drum Stick Bag.
Available in three colors. Top shelf craftsmanship.
Available in three colors. Top shelf craftsmanship.
lefty2
Platinum Member
My son gave me this one a few years ago. I like it but the zipper is starting to hang up at certain spot. I normally carry 4 pr. of sticks 1 pr. of mallets 1 pr. of wood bundles (rutes) 2 beaters extra pedal spring pain relievers earplugs tuning Key and 4 pack of muting gels.
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alparrott
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vyacheslav
Senior Member
I like this one.
First off, it's not black or brown (Makes it unique).
Two-It has a nice soft feel to it, like an old, comfortable thick T-shirt or sweatshirt
Three-It has two pockets that are just the right size for a smartphone, one with Velcro closure.
Four-It holds a lot of sticks. Not 100 pair, but more than the basic "12 pair" bag.
It's $29 on Reverb. It gets the official vyacheslav seal of approval!
First off, it's not black or brown (Makes it unique).
Two-It has a nice soft feel to it, like an old, comfortable thick T-shirt or sweatshirt
Three-It has two pockets that are just the right size for a smartphone, one with Velcro closure.
Four-It holds a lot of sticks. Not 100 pair, but more than the basic "12 pair" bag.
It's $29 on Reverb. It gets the official vyacheslav seal of approval!
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I’ve got that same bag and I’m not a fan. The handles at the top protrude above the floor tom hoop and I don’t like the elastic cables. I haven’t got around to removing them but think I may switch to the Vic Firth Essential bag.
PorkPieGuy
Platinum Member
Just about any stick bag will work. I have a nice Pork Pie stick bag that I really like (they don't make these anymore). I also have a cheaper Zildjian stick bag that works just fine as well.
lefty2
Platinum Member
I fold the handles underneath the bag when I hang it on my floor Tom. As far as the elastic cables goes if you're talking about them hanging loose in transport, I hook them together through the handles.