They provide a great sound but are not very durable, i broke 3 pair in one marching season. My personal is the Colin Mcnutt Corpsmaster. It dosent provide quite the full sound scojos do but they are alot more durable and get that nices clean feel you look for.

I love the feel and sound of Scott Johnsons they are just very weak. In a total of about 6 hours(spread over 5 days) of playing (not very intense playing) my drumline broke three. The next week I personally broke two. If you want good sound and feel buy these but be prepared to buy more and more and more.

I love the Scott Johnson snare sticks. I first borrowed a pair from my friend and liked them so much that the next day I went out and bought my own pair. I highly recomend this stick for any serious snare player that wants to get the best sound quality they can from their drum.

Our drumline uses these and they are great, they are not too heavy or light, but personaly I like the Ralph Hardimons, but thats just personal preference, they are both great sticks with not much differrence, so whatever your line is playing these are some of the BEST snare stick out there!!Also, some white electrical tape is good for looks of the line and overrall sound and durability, white tape and your good to go!

Even though i play bass for my high school drumline, i personally say these are the greatest marching drumsticks,strong, great sound. this type of stick is the only one our drumline uses