Drumsticks

Drumsticks are more than just a tool – they are an extension of the hands and one of the most important elements shaping the sound. That’s why there is no room for compromise. I use sticks by Rohema – their quality and consistency fit well with my approach to playing.

ROHEMA 5A Hickory

MY CHOICE

On a daily basis, I play ROHEMA 5A Hickory, a model that offers excellent balance, precision and versatility – it works perfectly in the studio.

Since 2024, I have been an endorser of the ROHEMA brand.

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Rohema drumsticks.

In addition, depending on the project, I also use:

  • Smooth Poly Brush
  • ET423 Mallets
  • JB 2 Brushes
  • Straw Brushes XL

ROHEMA offers sticks across a full range of sizes – from light and slim 7A to heavier 2B models, suited to different playing techniques and dynamics. The company uses several types of wood, including American hickory with high elasticity, European hornbeam providing excellent balance, and maple, which delivers a lighter, more flexible rebound. All models are selected in terms of weight and wood density, ensuring that each pair is perfectly matched.

The signature line includes, among others, Felix M. Lehrmann Signature – sticks with a classic 5A profile, strong attack and precise balance, as well as Noah Fürbringer Signature, designed for musicians who prefer a modern sound and greater comfort in dynamic styles. In addition to signature series, ROHEMA also produces marching, orchestral and mallet sticks, as well as various types of brushes, hot rods and drum dampeners. The range also includes rhythmic and educational instruments designed for children and young people, developed to support learning the basics of rhythm and coordination.

Miko Moon presenting Rohema drumsticks. Miko Moon with Rohema drumsticks. Close-up of Rohema drumsticks. Miko Moon holding Rohema drumsticks. Rohema drumsticks in Miko Moon’s hands. Miko Moon during a Rohema sticks presentation.

Rohema

ROHEMA is a family-owned manufacturer with a history dating back to 1888. The company is known for its precision in producing drumsticks, conducting batons and educational instruments for children. Each product is made from carefully selected wood, processed and seasoned to maintain ideal balance and durability. ROHEMA combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, creating tools that inspire musicians around the world – from beginners to professionals.