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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2021
My drum set one of them broke the metal rod pulled right out and wouldn’t go back in
Gem
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2020
These are really bad quality. The first pair I bought broke. The metal bar came out and the wire brush fell out. I returned for another pair and not 6 months later, the same thing happened. Except now I'm out of my return window. Don't waste your moeny or time.
Pete6737
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2020
These came as expected. They work fine and were priced reasonably. Thank you
Greg
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2020
Very nice brushes that have a quality brand name feel. Great buy. I'll be buying more in the future.
N. Daum
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2020
These brushes work perfectly for and seem well made, however the "rubbery" handles have a strong off-gassing smell that actually lingers on my hands after playing unless I wash it off. Not sure if this smell will go away with time or not.
Katy Fassett
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2019
Value for money is incredible. They are half the price as the "name brand' and they will last at least 90% as long- but probably longer. dont bother paying for the "name brnad" waste of money. These are great.
nottafinga1
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2019
Wasn't expecting too much out of these due to the cheaper price but I needed to get a new pair for a weekend gig, they surpassed my expectations, well worth the money. Held up to a beating without much effort or noticeable wear after ten 45 minute sets of music. They don't quite retract all the way into the handles but that's a small price to pay for these brushes, would buy again!
poppies
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2018
UPDATE: When these brushes are manufactured correctly, they're great, but having purchased them many times at this point, I just can't recommend them anymore after receiving many unusable or quickly exploding (!) pairs.As a professional who uses brushes constantly, I'm tired of paying a huge premium for the mainstream brands' brushes only to end up with expensive trash when they quickly fail. These WeiMeet brushes are much better, for a much smaller cost, it's really incredible.They're certainly no-frills, basic brushes. The pull rods are much thicker and heavier duty than most "traditional" brushes from the main brands, however, and the sliding action is butter-smooth. Unlike most Ludwig models, the rod doesn't click around loosely inside the shaft. The rubber used on the handles is also much thicker than competing traditional brushes. The wires are medium gauge and work in a variety of contexts; they hang out past the end of the rubber handle about 3/4" when fully retracted, but they're still well protected from bending in a stuffed stickbag.If these last a while for me (I'll update this review after a few months), I've found my go-to brand.UPDATE: These brushes are the heartiest traditional-style brushes I’ve come across! Their thick rubber has withstood a lot of impacts, even on relatively sharp rim and cymbal edges, with no notable signs of wear. They also still slide smoothly in and out with no sticking even after much play time. I’m really struck by how these cheap no-name brushes have bested my much pricier purchases from Regal Tip, Zildjian, Ludwig, etc. I only have the one pair, so maybe they’re not manufactured consistently, but barring that possibility, these are the brushes of choice for me!
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