Vic Firth
Vic Firth 6 in Double-Sided Practice Pad, Soft and Hard Rubber
Vic Firth 6 in double-sided practice pad: soft grey rubber on one side, hard black on the other, on a wooden base.
The Vic Firth 6 in double-sided practice pad fits in a stick bag and gives you two surfaces: a softer grey side that feels close to a drumhead, and a harder black side with quick rebound.
What sets it apart
- Two sides, two feels
- 6 in size, easy to carry
- Wooden base, made in the USA
One side for the wrists, the other for precision
The grey side feels like a head and gives your wrists a workout. Flip the pad and you get a harder black rubber, a bit louder, that articulates every stroke: Vic Firth recommends it for rudiments and marching work. Even at full force, the pad absorbs the hits and keeps the volume down. Play it on a table, on a drum or in your lap.
Specifications
| Diameter | 6 in |
|---|---|
| Sides | Two: soft grey rubber, hard black rubber |
| Material | Natural rubber |
| Base | Wood |
| Made in | USA |
What it's for
- Backstage warm-ups
- Practice on the road
- Evening rudiments without disturbing anyone
Compared with other manufacturers
Compact practice pads from other makers:
| Maker | Model | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Vic Firth | PAD6D | 6 in, two sides |
| Evans | RealFeel 2-sided 6 in | 6 in, two sides |
| Evans | RealFeel Apprentice | 7 in |
| Regal Tip | Gum Rubber Practice Pad 351P | 4 in |
Frequently asked questions
- What is a double-sided practice pad for?
- Switching feel by flipping it: soft side for the wrists, hard side for articulation.
- Are drum practice pads loud?
- Vic Firth says this pad absorbs strokes and keeps the volume down, even at full force.
- How do you use a practice pad?
- On a table, a drum or your lap; the wooden base keeps it in place.
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