Maxonix has announced the UK availability of the Zero-G Anti-Gravity Drumstick Holder, which allows drummers to position their spare sticks anywhere on the kit.
The GelGrip-RotoTip mount fits on stands, drums, racks and legs while the FlexiGrip Clips can hold different stick sizes simultaneously, eliminating rattle or buzz. The 360-degree hold and 4-axis adjustment adds even more stick position options.
According to Maxonix the result is a "faster, more comfortable and more natural stick retrieval." It's available now in the UK from Beat This Drum - check out the shop's demo video above to see Zero-G in action.
![Justin Hawkins [left] of the Darkness plays an open G on his offset electric and closes his eyes as he performs onstage; soul-reggae icon Johnny Nash [right] frets a chord on his acoustic and wears a patched denim jacket.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/hWzCjD9ZWQiPPjMtTWiFfa-840-80.jpg.webp)
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