Evans RealFeel - Drum Practice Pad Stand - Drum Pad Stand - Drummer Practice Pad Stand - Fits Single Sided Drum Pads with 8mm Thread Insert

I bought the Evans RealFeel drum practice pad, and it’s been fantastic for practicing without making a ton of noise. The 12-inch size is perfect, and the dual-sided design is really useful—one side has a more realistic rebound, while the other offers a slightly firmer feel for endurance and control work. The gum rubber and neoprene surfaces feel great to play on, and the rebound is very natural. It helps build technique without stressing your hands or wrists. I also appreciate how sturdy it is—it stays put while playing and feels durable enough to last a long time. It’s perfect for home practice, warming up before rehearsals, or even throwing in a bag to take on the go. Quiet enough for apartment use, but still gives that satisfying response drummers want. If you’re a drummer looking for a reliable, high-quality practice pad, this one is a total win. I’m really happy with it!

Great quality, good value, and pretty much as advertised. Evans is one of the best drum head brands out there. If youre wondering about noise, the sound is much softer and less echoey. Great for practicing, also super bouncy with great stick rebound. Pay attention the the size measurements when buying.

Less than ten minutes out of the box this pad had become one of the best drum related purchases I have ever made. Over the years I have had or tried several different types of practice pads. I was recently looking for a new practice pad and ran across this one here on Amazon. I was intrigued by the "two sides-two feels" claim, and after reading some of the reviews decided to give it a try. It arrived quickly and was well packaged. I immediately pulled out my Tama Roadpro snare stand and gave it a try. I was in love from the very first paradiddle. This pad is very well made, looks great and seems as though it will hold up well over time. It is sturdy and weighs just enough to be stable sitting on the table instead of my stand. The two sides: The grey or gum rubber side has a slightly textured surface, is very quite and offers excellent rebound. The black side has a firmer feel to it. It is definitely louder than the grey side and offers less in the way of rebound. I like this side when practicing rudiments as the lack of rebound really makes you work at it. I would recommend this practice pad to any drummer. I would highly recommend this pad to anyone looking for a quiet way to practice and beginning drummers.

Very nicely made. No defects. Solid wood w a nice thick rubberized pad. Mine came with the drilled hole in the back to attach to a stand (sorry not sure what it’s called). I recommend this for practicing rolls and rudiments.

Great and very portable drumpad. I was always a band kid and now being able to actually practice again is great especially coming a woodwind! It is quiet but you can hear the hits it kinda sounds like pecking but so far I havent annoyed my suitemates too much yet. It is smaller than I expected so do take note of the measurements but apart from that it is a great lil drumpad. It sticks nicely on the table, on a couch, and like always on your lap. Great, would totally recommend!

My daughter needed these for her drum class, and as someone who knows absolutely nothing about band or drums, I was a little worried about whether they would last. I’m happy to report they are surprisingly durable! They have held up great throughout her class despite all the practice. If you're a 'non-music parent' looking for a reliable pair for your child, these are a safe bet!

The current Real Feel doesn’t feel like the original (get the current Vic Firth 2 sided for that), but they do feel very good. A bit softer than gum rubber. The black side isn’t all that useful to me and it feels like you are playing through the material and directly on the wood. Slightly too expensive.

Amazing rebound, works well with concert and marching snare sticks, tenor nylon sticks, and bass sticks