🥁 Welcome to the ProOrca blog , the place where we talk about drumsticks ...

seriously, but without taking yourself seriously. 🥁

Our guides and tips for choosing (really) the right sticks

• Whether you are a beginner, experienced, a teacher or just curious, here we help you choose better , understand better and above all play better .


• Our mission: to ensure that every drummer finds THE pair that suits them — based on their age, style, feel, needs… and sometimes also their budget.

Guides to simplify your life (and avoid casting mistakes)

Between thin, thick, hickory, maple, 5A , 7A , 5B drumsticks, with or without grip… you can quickly feel lost.

We have therefore written clear and concrete practical guides , with the aim of directing you in 3 minutes flat towards what will really suit you.

👉 Here are some topics you will find on our blog:

choosing your pair: sizes, weight, sensations, mistakes to avoid.

specific advice for getting started without struggling.

an overview of wood species, sensations, and their lifespan.

From muted jazz to aggressive metal, there's no one-size-fits-all rule—but we'll help you make the right choice.
(And avoid dropping them like an amateur.)

Designed for drummers. Written by drummers.

All articles are written by the ProOrca team — we are makers, but above all, passionate , and we spend as much time in the workshop as on the drums.

No wooden language (even if we work the hickory by hand). No marketing fluff.

Just useful information , honest advice and a real concern to help you progress, whatever your level .

Beginners, children, teachers: concrete answers

We receive a lot of questions from parents , drum teachers or young drummers who wonder where to start.

It is for them that we have designed some of our most read articles:

Which pair, for which game and what budget?

How to choose your pair?

Drumsticks for electronic drums

👉 And we answer it with simple words, concrete examples, and advice from the field , not from a manual.

The end!

At ProOrca, we handcraft our baguettes in France with meticulous attention to detail. But we know that a good pair is also one that you choose carefully .

The blog is here to help you. Enjoy reading, and above all... enjoy the game!