Detail 01
10 in.
Drum heads are sized by shell diameter, not hoop. Measure the shell itself before ordering.

Independent shopping perspective
A single 10-inch tom head with a reinforcing center dot. For drummers re-heading a small rack tom who want a tougher, more focused sound.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Drum heads are sized by shell diameter, not hoop. Measure the shell itself before ordering.
Detail 02
Reinforced patch where the stick lands. Adds dent resistance and pulls the note shorter and punchier.
Detail 03
Built and sized for toms. Snare and bass drum applications call for a different head.
Detail 04
Covers one side of one drum. A four-tom kit needs four, and sizes do not interchange.
Detail 05
Head-only pricing, so re-skinning a small tom is a routine maintenance cost rather than a project.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, if the shell measures 10 inches across. Heads are matched to shell diameter, so measure the drum itself rather than the rim or hoop.
It is an extra reinforced area at the center strike zone. It resists denting where sticks land most, and it damps some overtones, so the tom speaks shorter and more focused.
It is built as a tom head, and most snares are 13 or 14 inches, so size alone rules it out for a standard snare.
One per drum head position. A tom has two sides, so a full re-head of one 10-inch tom takes two, though many drummers replace only the top.