Rhythm & Groovz

These are the best new sticks I’ve stumbled upon in at least a decade. The extra length is just what I wanted. They feel great in my paws and bring out the best of my kit. If these sticks were your sister, I’d marry them.

I'm not particularly impressed, and don't find them any better than the competitors sticks that I have. I don't want to deal with the hassle of returning them or I'd return them.

I love the length of the taper and the shape/size of the tip. This stick may feel thicker in the hand than other models in the catalogue, but it definitely doesn’t feel heavier. Plus, the tip is small enough to provide definition on darker, thinner cymbals. A+ model, my new favorite.

I first purchased a couple pairs of the Memphis model and liked them but wanted a stick with a little more weight so I purchased the rhythm and grooves sticks love them I think your sticks are and very well balanced I’m a fan for sure thanks

This stick feels perfect! I use many models of Bopworks’ sticks but this one may have the best overall feel to date. Love the heft combined with the response!

These are really cool sticks. If you need something beefier for pop, louder gigs and weddings, this is a great choice. It feels almost like a 5b in the hand but it's got an extreme taper and a delicate tip that gives it great balance on the cymbals. It's a very precise stick that is ultra-responsive but holds up under heavier hitting. Great combination of brawn and sublety.

These sticks are the best, perfect feel

These, like all Bopworks sticks I have tried, are well built, well balanced, and have a great feel! They are a little heavier than I typically use for set playing, but I enjoyed and hour's worth of rudiments teaching with them this past week. I think that the average kit player will like the size.

I recently bought a pair of Bopworks Rhythm & Groovez sticks and they’re GREAT! I’ve been looking for sticks like these for decades. I started playing drums in the late 50’s when calf heads were the only kind you could get. Playing on calf heads, especially in humidity, required a stick that could still rebound when the head turned to mush. The trick was to have energy efficient sticks, meaning that they had to do the work and you could save your energy to do the gig. Throughout all those years I used an unknown brand stick and I have only one left which I think was made in the late 50’s or early 60’s. When I played the R&G’s, they were a tad bit lighter than my stick (which I like better than mine now), and the feel and rebound is exactly the same. I first thought that they looked too slick and could drop easily, but that never happened and they never slipped. When I compared them to other sticks I bought recently, none of them had the excellent articulation on my cymbals like the R&G’s. I have a 20” medium Zildjian Constantinople which tends to get too ‘washy’ or “sloppy” when played with most sticks, but not the Bopworks. They made it sound like it is supposed to and I just couldn’t believe the overall feel of how my DW drums really popped and the cymbals really sang. The key to these sticks is the long tapir, narrow neck and unique elongated tip that gives it such a great balance and feel playing them. Keep up the good work!