Promark Rebound 5B Activegrip Acorn Sticks

Promark Rebound 5B Activegrip Acorn Sticks

Marsoni

M251S

$27.00

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Promark Rebound 5B Activegrip Acorn SticksUtilizing D'Addario's patented, heat activated ActiveGrip solution, ProMark's Rebound 5B drumstick model is engineered to get tackier as your hands sweat and body temperature rises. These sticks are created for agility but won't tear your hands up or cause restrictions to range of movement or technique. For a limited time, packaging and stick artwork may vary. Tip Material: Wood Tip Shape: Acorn Length: 16" 406. 4mm Diameter: . 595" 15. 1mm

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It is 74 mm. It’s nicely made of cast aluminum. It has a rough cast finish so it shouldn’t be difficult to hold on to. It does fit my Lexus filter and the price is very reasonable. It also fits the oil filter on my 1999 (antique) Harley Davidson Heritage Classic. Which is the primary reason I ordered it. I don’t know this for certain but I suspect it will fit all HD EVO engines. That would be 1984 through 1998 except the Heritage which didn’t change to the 88 Twin Cam until 2000.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2025