If you want to keep up your chops even when you can’t play your drum kit, you’ll want to invest in a solid practice pad. You won’t need to spend too much, a good practice pad is pretty cheap. However, there are some interesting options out there. Here’s our recommendations to get you started.
Review: Offworld Percussion Invader V3 Practice Pad
The Offworld Percussion Invader V3 practice pad is designed more for marching snare drummers with their approach to materials and surface. Let's take a closer look at this one.Check Pricing or Buy Now Amazon ReverbFeel and Playability The Invader V3 practice pad is...
Review: Prologix Method & Method Mini Practice Pad
The Prologix Method Practice pad is a good pad for drummers who prefer a traditional style of practice pad without a rim, and it has two size options. Let's take a closer look a this one.Check Pricing or Buy Now Amazon Feel and Playability This practice pad is...
Review: Prologix Green Logix Practice Pad
The Prologix Green Logix practice pad is designed to feel like a traditional practice pad while also providing the presence of a rim. Let's take a closer look at this one.Check Pricing or Buy Now Amazon Feel and Playability This practice pad provides what drummers...
Review: Evans RealFeel 2-Sided Drum Practice Pad
The Evans RealFeel 2-sided practice pad is designed to offer a realistic-feeling alternative to real drums, for those that need to keep levels down at home or wherever you need to practice. These are pretty popular and you've probably seen them around. Let's take a...
Review: Movement Drum Co. 4-in-1 Drum Practice Pad
The 4-in-1 drum practice pad from Movement Drum Co. offers flexibility and portability that many other drum pads don't offer, but it also comes at a slightly higher price. It's a worthy buy for drummers who want the features it offers, so let's take a look at what's...
