Detail 01
16x20 sizing
Depth by diameter. Fits a 20" floor tom that is 16" deep. That is a large shell, outside standard kit sizes.

Independent shopping perspective
Padded 16x20 bag for a 20-inch floor tom. For drummers with an oversized floor tom who move the kit by vehicle.

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
Depth by diameter. Fits a 20" floor tom that is 16" deep. That is a large shell, outside standard kit sizes.
Detail 02
Same diameter as many bass drums but a different depth, so a bass drum bag is not a substitute.
Detail 03
Handles the knocks of loading and unloading. Does not protect against crushing or being dropped on a hoop.
Detail 04
More material and more weight to carry. A loaded 20" tom in a bag is an awkward two-hand lift.
Detail 05
Blends with typical stage and van gear. Mark it if you share a trailer with other drummers.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It will go in, but with slack. A drum that shifts inside gets less protection than one in a bag cut to size.
Only if your kick is 16" deep. Bass drums of that diameter are commonly 14" deep and would sit loose.
Plan on carrying it by hand. A 20" drum in a bag is bulky enough that two hands are usually needed anyway.
A bag is fine for car transport and storage. If the drum is flying or shipping, use a hard case.
Reference
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