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Vic Firth Double Sided Practice Pad

640+ Customer Reviews

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Pros & Cons

Very realistic drum feel

Mounts easily on a stand

One side has more rebound, other side is very muted

Somewhat expensive

Pad Surface

Gum rubber, neoprene

Diameter

12 inches

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Evans RealFeel Two-Sided Pad

5k+ Customer Reviews

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Pros & Cons

Double-sided with two different materials

Good rebound, thick enough to withstand hard impacts

Doesn't output much sound at all

Some users would rather the pad be round instead of octagonal

Pad Surface

Natural rubber; recycled rubber

Diameter

12 inches

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Remo Practice Pad

2k+ Customer Reviews

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Pros & Cons

Fitted with an actual drumhead for the closest feel

Fits well on drum stands

Can tighten or loosen head to simulate different drums

Louder than other pads

Pad Surface

Drumhead

Diameter

8 inches

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Drumeo P4 Practice Pad

280+ Customer Reviews

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Pros & Cons

Has four different impact surfaces to simulate a wide range of percussion

Makes practice feel more like a drum kit

Very muted

Expensive

Doesn't attach to a stand

Pad Surface

Gum rubber, neoprene, two proprietary rubber blends

Diameter

12 inches

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Donner Practice Pad

2k+ Customer Reviews

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Pros & Cons

Double sided

Comes with a pair of drumsticks

Good rebound without much sound

Foam side pits easily

Included sticks are low quality

Pad Surface

Rubber, polymer foam

Diameter

8 inches

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