Marching L - hickory drumsticks

20,90 €20,90 €

4/4 drumsticks – ideal for marching bands.
Formerly known as Robert Goute RG50.

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Paired to the ear
Eco-friendly

Longer, more massive, for drummers in brass or marching bands who need to project far and play loud.

For parade corps or marching formations… keeping the beat.

When you need to hit hard, keep the rhythm for a 50-piece marching band, and project the sound to the very last row… you need more than just a stick. You need a ProOrca marching drum stick.


The Marching L models are longer, heavier, and designed to project over distance.

They deliver a powerful, dense impact with a sense of controlled weight that feels secure in the hand. Ideal for military corps, grand parades, or outdoor marching bands, they stand up to the challenge, no matter the weather or the distance.

  • Turned from solid hickory, selected for its natural durability
  • Optimized balance point to absorb the strike without vibrating
  • 🇫🇷 100% made in France, from cutting to branding

When the sound needs to carry… as much as the beat. To your drums!

Material: 100% premium American hickory, providing strength and durability
Olive shape: teardrop
Length: 430 mm
Diameter: 18 mm
Weight: between 75g and 85g per drumstick (contact customer service for a specific weight)

Paired by ear for consistent sound
Ergonomics: grooved handle for better grip
Natural finish: raw wood, completely sanded and dry polished, without varnish
French manufacturing: artisanal know-how Made-in-France

Drumsticks sold in pairs
Delivered in a 100% recyclable cardboard case, made in France

Improved grip: Unvarnished wood provides a natural grip for optimal control, even during the most intense sessions
Exceptional durability: thanks to their careful pairing, their hand-selected wood and their design proven for 40 years
Eco-responsibility: manufacturing without varnish and entirely produced in France, for a reduced environmental impact