Drum Practice Pad - Dual-Surface 12 inch Silent Practice Drum Pad Set with Sticks and Storage Bag - Perfect for Snare Practice Pad and Quiet Drumming Sessions

My son is new to drumming and has started private lessons. I'm not sure if this is something that he will need or use a lot, but I love that it comes with a carrying case and wooden drum sticks. He has used it to practice for his upcoming lesson, so that is promising. Will give him an opportunity to see if this is something that he would like to continue and I support that!

I needed another pad for a different room. Or I just felt like getting myself a present. Can't remember. LoL Anyway, it's a great practice pad. Comes with some nice 5A (off brand) sticks and a case. Just bought another for my brother, the guitarist, who's sudden interest in drumming has me buzzing with joy and rudiments. If you're looking to save a few bucks on a good practice pad, this is the one.

Got this for my son for Christmas and he loves it. He practices with it all the time and he says the bounce is perfect.

Sturdy, two different surfaces with different bounce response. Paired with a solid snare stand, it's a great way to get your rudiments practiced

My wife always wanted to play Tiko drums so I got her this. I said practice on this first unfortunately I think she’s used it once sound is OK a little bit heavy.

This practice pad can really take a beating, which is great because I love hitting things. Whether it's hitting the head, hitting the hay, or hitting the skins (that's drumming), I'm all in. I adore my electronic drum set, but I can't always move it around to practice, and I often get distracted from the basics by the fun sounds it makes. As an older drummer looking to truly master the craft, I needed a reliable practice pad. I chose this pad primarily for its appealing look and affordable price. Honestly, I didn't expect much due to the low cost, but I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived. The package was heavier than I anticipated, giving it a substantial, high-quality feel. I haven't checked for balance to see if there's a heavy end, but it looks as good in person as it does in the pictures. The carry bag, however, leaves something to be desired. It's not very durable, and I doubt it will last as long as the pad itself. I also wish it had a stick holder and a pocket for guides. While these omissions are disappointing, they aren't deal-breakers for me, so I'm not deducting any points for wanting more than I expected. The included sticks are okay, but I'll probably stick with my regular ones. These will be my "friend" sticks—the ones I let others use when they want to try my kit but aren't mindful of spatial awareness or force. Regarding the pad itself, I'm not an expert, but I have built my own practice pads before. This one feels very well made. The different pads on each side offer varying feels, sounds, and noise levels and appear to be securely attached. I'll update if I notice any issues with delamination. Overall, I highly recommend this practice pad, especially if it's your first one or for a child. It's affordable, solidly built, and enjoyable to play.

I'm so happy I bought this I didn't know how to drum roll but now I know thank you that I found this. Very addictive if you want a simple practise beat to do, Bellie Jean's by Michael Jackson is the easiest and fun drumming.

This is a great product. I don't see much use for the bag. The set up is similar to a ping pong paddle. The black side is prone to scratches, but has held up. So far the rubberized components have not detached from the wood. Leaving it out on the table or the counter has been successful in having regular practice. It IS loud.