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Features
- Holds up to 8 pairs of sticks or other accessories
- Conveniently clamps to most stands
- Extension arm angles toward the player for easy interchange of sticks
- Neoprene pocket can be removed for easy cleaning
Description
Keep up to 8 pairs of sticks conveniently within your reach with the On Stage DA100 Drum Stick Holder! The c-shape mounting clamp attaches easily to most stands and other hardware, and the extension arm is angled downward at 45° for easy removal/placement of your sticks while playing. The cup holder can be removed from the hardware for cleaning purposes.
Color: Black
Material: Neoprene
Brand: OnStage
Item Weight: 10.24 ounces
Item dimensions L x W x H: 11 x 3 x 5 inches
Finish Type: Painted
Base Type: Pedestal
Assembly Required: No
Special Feature: Keep up to 8 pairs of sticks conveniently within your reach with the On Stage DA100 Drum Stick Holder! The c-shape mounting clamp attaches easily to most stands and other hardware, and the extension arm is angled downward at 45° for easy removal/placement of your sticks while playing. The cup holder can be removed from the hardware for cleaning purposes.
Global Trade Identification Number: 82, 44
Manufacturer: The Music People
UPC: 659814538744
Item Weight: 10.2 ounces
Product Dimensions: 11 x 3 x 5 inches
Item model number: DA100
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 5, 2009
Color Name: Black
Material Type: Neoprene
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Top Amazon Reviews
I'm not sure what all there is to even review about these, but here goes. - Build quality is nice. Doesn't feel like it's going to fall apart or come unstitched. The metal clam and arm feel solid, weld feels strong. Accidental bending of the metal doesn't seem like a potential issue. - For the mounting, the clamp securely attaches it to my hi-hat stand, there's no wiggling or slipping. Even on thin stands it mounts securely. The bolt doesn't leave dents in my stands like other hardware have. It doesn't require an insanely tight cranking to get it secure. - In terms of how many pairs of sticks it can hold, I'd say about 4-5 pairs. That's more than enough spares for a gig for two players. I'd recommend this to my roommate who also drums. I'd recommend this to anyone. It's convenient, effective, and durable.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2018 by Kameron Norberg Kameron Norberg
I've purchased two of these stick holders and they work excellent with electronic drum kits. I have one on my personal Simmons electronic kit and the other is on a Roland TD11K kit that I use with my churches worship team. They fit perfectly on the cymbal risers and since they are made from neoprene (wet suit material) they are very quiet and you can run the holder up tight to the frame uprights without creating noise. The other bonus with this material is that if you happen to bash you knee into it, it doesn't punish you like ABS plastic or metal holsters would! I think it would hold close to a dozen sticks if you wanted to cram it full. I run 6 to 8 pairs routinely in mine and there's plenty of room. It is well made and the price is right!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2016 by W.C.
Appears to be well made… for me it will require a bit of modification to use on a drum rack. I would recommend using this product.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025 by EEB
EDIT: After having owned this bag for about a year, the seam on the bottom ripped partially at the rightmost point of the bag in the product photo. So unless I am careful putting my sticks into the bag, they'll slide out that hole in the bottom. Not such a big deal when it's attached to the kit, and I'm still using it ~3 years after the problem developed, but it's an annoying thing to watch for when traveling for a show. I deducted a star from my previous 5-star review for durability. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Picked this up for about $10 on sale (seems it hangs around that price quite often, despite the $30 list price). The clamp makes it a snap to attach, and it should fit on a range of hardware. I had no trouble fitting it to either my electronic kit (one of the cymbal posts) or my real hi-hat stand. Holds a ton of sticks - if you're dropping or breaking more sticks in a set than this thing holds, you're doing something very wrong (or maybe very right?). Only thing close to a complaint I have is that when you detach the bag to travel, the metal ring tends to slide out of the neoprene bag. It's a lot easier to get back in than the drawstring on a pair of swim trunks - really just a minor annoyance. Probably should be considered a feature since those less lazy than I would probably want to be able to flatten the bag out in transit rather than having the ring hold it open. No way to adjust the angle of the opening (it's the angle you see in the item photo), but that has yet to prove problematic for me. Just thought it might be worth noting for some of you. If you don't have a stick bag already, or you need another, this one's awesome and costs as much as a pair of sticks. A classic no-brainer.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2012 by Brian Dunne
I'll start with the major limitation I found with this stick bag. The mount is very simple. Lock it onto an upright cymbal stand and the bag drops down ready to hold the sticks. The problem is with larger frame stands such as those with large V-Drum kits. The clamp is too small to fit over these frames and there is no way to rotate it if you need to clamp it onto a horizontal section. You are restricted to upright stands no larger than a heavy duty cymbal or tom stand. I mix a lot of cymbal and tom stands into my V-Drum kit so I was able to find an alternative mounting location. Given the price of the stick bag I am not going to knock off a star for this issue but it could be a bigger problem for some potential users. The unit is sturdy enough to hold multiple pairs of sticks with no problem of crowding. The cloth is thick enough to dampen sound when switching sticks. It is deep enough to securely hold the sticks and shallow enough to leave plenty of stick in view. This is helpful when grabbing one quick or identifying sticks by color when you use more than one size or type. Overall I'm happy with the purchase and will consider a second purchase for specialty sticks.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2012 by R. Brown
Whenever I see +80% 5 star reviews on something like this I already know it's good before I receive it. This is no exception. It's perfect for what I want ... and that is to hold a handful of the same stick in a pouch that I can grab one from easily and quickly. I do not twirl my sticks or do anything fancy while playing drums. I vary rarely ever drop a stick while playing. But if I do, this is my answer. It attaches gently to my hi hat shaft and holds extra sticks. It will hold probably six different pair of sticks. You could, for example, have a pair of timpani mallets, a pair of xylophone mallets, a pair of Glockenspiel mallets, a pair of snare brushes, a pair of nylon tipped drum sticks, and a pair of wooden tipped drum sticks in there all at the same time. For me this is a move towards simplicity, quality, and comfort. All the while feeling secure.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2017 by iLLuMNaTi
Works great. I clamped it on a cymbal stand of a Roland TD-11KV-S kit and it does exactly what I wanted. Keeps several sticks handy and within reach and it's a great way to store them while not playing. Simple plastic clamp with wing nut screw that has enough gap to grab something on your kit with a cloth bag that hangs at an angle. Small and lightweight. Cheaply made but perfect for it's application.,
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2016 by sam