Most UNDERATED striker (material)

[ridgerunner]

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Tulip wood is a good one, bloodwood another

[ChainReactionGC]

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Black Locust. I use it a lot in my 3-piece strikers.

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[Double B]

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Ramin and tulip poplar for soft calling.  Chechen is one I've stumbled upon recently that is a very versatile medium hard wood.

[Jbird22]

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The most underrated striker is any quality two-piece striker. I have several that sound better than some of the more high dollar one-piece strikers I've owned. I'm as guilty as anyone when it comes to being a one-piece snob but I'm running a Halloran two-piece Dymondwood on an OG Metal Mouth cause it just sounds best with that call. So, no more snobbing for me. I'll hunt what sounds best, not what looks best. I have a PIIIILLLE of two-piece strikers to go through now...lol

[chuckward]

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That's the truth. My favorite striker is a halloran 2 piece ebony. The new  2 piece diamondwood striker from dustin jones are mighty fine also.

[raven105]

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That's the truth. My favorite striker is a halloran 2 piece ebony. The new  2 piece diamondwood striker from dustin jones are mighty fine also.

Agree, Dustin’s dymondwood is very solid!


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[yelpaholic]

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stuckey  macassar.
homemade cherry

[zsully]

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I have a Stuckey holly striker that I really like for soft calling on a slate.  I have a Lyman tulipwood coming.  Can’t wait to run that.

[grayfox]

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Hickory

[idratherb]

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luv rosewoods, tulipwood

[bobk]

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Butternut, great for soft talking.

[model94]

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The Fowler Brazillion  Ebony runs very well on glass and aluminum. 

[boatpaddle]

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Fowler Alaskan yellow cedar
     Fowler  yellowheart
     Fowler ipe

[M,Yingling]

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for an under rated wood i would have say canary wood   use see good many of them but not any longer
   

[grayfox]

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good ol hickory

Tried and true.

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