Baguettes de batterie françaises Marching S ProOrca
Excellence for marching bands and percussion

Marching Collection - ProOrca Drumsticks Made-in-France

Discover the ProOrca drumstick collection (formerly the "Robert Goute" collection) , designed to meet the demands of brass bands and musicians seeking precision. They combine strength, ergonomics and French craftsmanship.

Available in 1/2, 3/4 and 4/4.

4 products

Design :

  • Paired by ear for perfect sound.
  • Optimized ergonomics : grooved handles for superior grip.
  • Natural finish : raw wood, sanded and dry polished, without varnish.
  • Handcrafted : entirely produced in France.

Benefits of the collection:

- Improved grip : unvarnished wood for a natural grip, even during the most intense performances.

- Exceptional durability : precise pairing and rigorously selected materials to ensure a long service life.

- Eco-responsibility : environmentally friendly manufacturing, without varnish and 100% Made-in-France.

F.A.Q

What distinguishes ProOrca Marching Mallets from Classic Mallets?
The Marching drums are specially designed to meet the needs of parade and marching band drummers, with a balance designed to provide both power and control. Their shape and weight are optimized to ensure precision and comfort even during long performances.
What is special about the hickory used for marching?
We select premium hickory, renowned for its density, durability and ability to absorb repeated impacts, ensuring long stick life and a natural feel suitable for drumming.
Why are there multiple sizes in the Marching range?
Every percussionist has different needs depending on their body shape, age, and the drum they play. Sizes S, M, L, and XGrip allow you to find the perfect stick for your profile, for more comfortable, precise, and efficient playing.
How does the design of the Marching help reduce player fatigue?
Their carefully designed balance and adapted diameter facilitate a comfortable grip, reducing muscle strain. This allows percussionists to play longer without losing precision or feeling pain.
Are Marching Sticks Only Suitable for Beginners?
Not at all. The Marching range is designed for all levels, from the young musician to the established artist, thanks to their robustness, precision and versatility on different types of drum.
How do ProOrca Marching Batons hold up to heavy use in rehearsal and parade?
Our sticks benefit from meticulous manufacturing and rigorous selection of wood, which gives them exceptional resistance to repeated impacts, essential for long playing sessions outdoors or on the move.
What makes the Marching XGrip model unique compared to other sticks in the range?
The XGrip model incorporates a rubber sleeve that provides optimal grip without altering the natural feel of the wood. This innovation guarantees a firm and stable grip for perfect control of the game.
What specific benefits do Marching sticks provide to drummers?
They provide a clean and dynamic strike, adapted to the drum's resistance, allowing for a clear and powerful sound. Their balance helps manage nuances and accents, essential for parade musicality.
Is it possible to use Marching for other percussion instruments?
Yes, although designed for drums, these sticks are also suitable for certain percussion instruments requiring power and precision, such as the snare drum, in marching bands or military corps.
How does French manufacturing influence the quality of Marching sticks?
Each stick is hand-turned and balanced in our French workshops, guaranteeing artisanal quality and precise control, which ensures excellent durability and playing comfort, essential for demanding percussionists.
What role does balance play in the performance of a Marching stick?
Proper balance allows for easy control of each stroke, reducing fatigue and increasing accuracy. Our sticks are designed to provide a natural feel and optimal feedback, tailored to the demands of drumming.
How to choose the right size of marching stick for playing the drum?
The choice depends on hand size, desired power, and the drum being used. The S and M models are suitable for younger players or those who prioritize maneuverability, while the L and XGrip are recommended for percussionists who want a heavier hit and better projection.
What type of tip should I choose for my game?
The tip plays a vital role in sound, bounce, and feel. Teardrop, round, barrel... each shape has its advantages.