I've had a pair for a few years now. Great brushes, much lighter than Vic Firth Jazz Brushes. These have a nice soft swishy sound.

I got these brushes from a local music store and they work fine. They're not bad brushes and will definitely get the job done, but the pair I got had a few flaws. First, the rubber the handle is coated in smells terrible and gives me headaches everytime I play. Next, the pair I got doesn't have a very big spread. Its about 2 and a half inches, which is big enough to get a good sound but not as much as I would like. This isn't really a problem but it bothers me since the picture makes them look rather large. They are very skinny and easy to do fast cymbal rolls which is nice but I can't use them without getting headaches. Maybe it's just the pair I got but they looked pretty similiar to other pairs in the shop. If you can handle the headaches then go for these but I would reccomend the Vic Firth Jazz brushes that have a bigger spread and don't give you headaches.

These things are cheap pieces of crap. one of the brushes is still good.But the other one broke 5 minutes after it came in the mail.The when i got them the handles were bent.Then after a while when i pushed out the brush part it got stuck and when it finally came out the wires were bent and would not go back into shape.Promark is a good brand they make good sticks but not brushes.

These brushes are awesome. The price is just right. These brush have three settings to accent with. Great cymbal and snare tone. The Pro-Mark TB3 Telescope Brushes are a great inclusive tool to add to any drummer's stick bag.