Product Spotlight: Abe Laboriel Jr. Signature

Abe Laboriel Jr.'s signature stick is one of the biggest in our catalog, but it doesn't feel heavy around the drums. The length and diameter give Abe the durability and huge sound he demands while an extra long taper provides a quick response off the drums and cymbals.

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[Aaron Addorisio]

It's weird how just moving the bass drum can mess with your head

[alexbru100]

like if u bought these sticks:D

[robertozod]

Fuck, 4-5 times a show? Man I didn't know you could be that much of a beast.

[drumtravelfun]

You know you use big tom sizes when you use a D12 on your rack tom.

[Joe Harvey]

He's so cool.

[S R]

If you are changing heads 4 or 5 times A SHOW, you need to learn how to play the drums!

[S R]

Not that great. Waaaay over-rated.

[triondrummer]

Trust me....you don't play as hard as he does! ;)

[frosty mug]

that is my next stick purchase, I used to use the Vic Firth metals too, for years...and had the same problem...breaking EVERYTHING!! great vid!

[DRUMMERJAYable]

Dude, that cracked me up! Still Laughing!

[Dave MacLean Kettlebell]

I also used to play with a kick drum on the left and a reverse double bass pedal. It was nice. The slower foot (in my case the left) got the advantage of the main pedal, and the stronger foot (right) got to work off the slave. It felt very even. Plus it looked really cool, too!

[Hunter Mann]

Gracias por su video Abe. No toca bataria pero estoy de acuerdo con todo que dices tu!