CANOPUS / CP-AH-A

Stick produced by CANOPUS endorser Akira Horikoshi. The perfect student model born from drum lessons. Hornbeam, a new wood that dries quickly and is effectively preserved, is a very durable material that does not splinter, and at the same time produces a hard, dry, beautiful, and clear sound. Ideal stick trajectory and delicate grain. Experience the new sensation of the stick becoming a part of your body.

*The image is for illustrative purposes only. This is a product for one pair of Attack.

■Drumsticks
■Horikoshi Akira Produced Sticks Attack
■Material: Horn Beam
■407mm x 14.5mm
■1 pair
●Recommended for players from junior high school to adult
●Light and heavy texture and balance
●Akira Horikoshi's comment ~From the manufacturer's website~
When you choose a stick, what criteria do you use? Thickness, weight, tip shape, music genre?
I think the most important thing when choosing a stick is to feel the ""right centrifugal force"". Whether a baseball player throws a ball or a soccer player kicks a ball, they feel centrifugal force. They use their body like a whip to efficiently concentrate energy and transmit it to the ball. At this time, they touch the ball with their hands or feet, that is, with a part of their body, but drummers must control the stick and hit it, that is, the stick must become a part of their body, an extension of their hands. That is why it will be difficult to choose a stick that will give you the ""right centrifugal force"".

Just as birds have wings that are appropriate for their species' life activities, drummers should choose sticks that are appropriate for their body size, bone structure, and style. It is true that short sticks for small children aged 2 or 3 may be good for the first stick to use. But what if you still have that stick when you are 6 years old? A stick that is too short and light will not provide the ""right centrifugal force"" and will not be able to soar high or fly quickly.

Considering the problems and kinematics felt from years of lessons with children, we have prepared two types of sticks. ""Wing"" is a light and easy-to-use stick recommended for infants and upper elementary school students who are holding a stick for the first time, and ""Attack"" has a heavy texture that can be used by larger middle and high school students and adult players with any style. The new wood horn beam dries quickly and is effectively preserved, making it a very durable material that does not splinter, while also achieving a hard, dry, beautiful, and clear sound.

Wing & Attack are two types of sticks made from new materials that produce ideal stick trajectory and delicate texture. Try them out and experience the new sensation of the stick becoming a part of your body.