Detail 01
Two-ply clear film
The second ply shortens sustain and tames overtones, so toms sound fatter and more controlled than single-ply.

Independent shopping perspective
Three-pack of Evans G2 Clear heads sized 12/13/16, for a drummer re-heading a standard-size kit's toms in one go.


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
The second ply shortens sustain and tames overtones, so toms sound fatter and more controlled than single-ply.
Detail 02
Clear film gives a brighter attack and more stick definition. Coated is warmer and takes brushes; this doesn't.
Detail 03
Covers two rack toms and one floor tom on a standard five-piece kit. Measure your shells before ordering.
Detail 04
These go on the top playing side. Resonant bottom heads are a separate purchase.
Detail 05
Thicker plies dent less under hard hitting, so heads last longer than single-ply under heavy sticks.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
If your rack toms are 12 and 13 inches and your floor tom is 16, yes. Many kits use 10/12/14 or 12/14/16 instead, so measure first.
Batter heads for the top playing side. Your resonant bottom heads stay as they are unless you buy those separately.
Clear gives brighter attack and more stick definition. Coated is warmer and works with brushes. These are clear.
Yes. The second ply cuts overtones and shortens sustain compared to single-ply heads, so you may need less moongel or tape.
Reference
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