ProMark · Maple and oak drumsticks
ProMark Classic Attack 727 Shira Kashi Oak
When to choose it
The 727 is a useful comparison if you want a narrow grip but need more reach. Its 0.531-inch shaft is narrower than ProMark’s 0.551-inch oak Attack 5A, and its 16¼-inch length adds a quarter inch. Both use oval wood tips. Choose by the width that fits your hand and the distance you need to reach.
ProMark describes the PW727W as forward-weighted. Its page gives two different taper labels, so compare the known length and diameter first. If matching the taper of a stick you already own is central to the purchase, confirm the current profile with the maker.
Specifications
- Brand
- ProMark
- Construction
- Wood tip
- Playing task
- Drum set
- Model
- PW727W
- Shaft
- Shira Kashi oak
- Grip
- 0.531 in
- Length
- 16.25 in
- Tip
- Oval wood
- Package
- One pair
- Amazon.com reference
- B0002F6K6G
Fit and buying advice
Check the taper with the maker if the exact profile affects your choice.
Related choice ProMark Classic Attack 5A Shira Kashi Oak ↗
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Documentation
Questions about this accessory
Does it reach farther than the ProMark Attack 5A?
This 727 is 16¼ inches long, compared with 16 inches for the PW5AW. It also has a narrower grip.
How can I check the grip on a replacement pair?
Match the model PW727W and the 0.531-inch grip. The model code is more reliable than the packaging style.
Is the taper definitely short?
ProMark’s description calls it short and its spec table lists medium. Confirm the current profile if taper is decisive.
