Detail 01
Crimplock
Remo's collar system. The head locks into a matching hoop — it only fits drums built for Crimplock.

Independent shopping perspective
A 10.75" Remo conga head on a Crimplock hoop, with a synthetic Skyndeep film printed to look like calfskin. Replacement head for Crimplock-fitted congas.

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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
Remo's collar system. The head locks into a matching hoop — it only fits drums built for Crimplock.
Detail 02
Man-made head. It holds pitch through humidity and temperature swings that detune natural skin.
Detail 03
The calfskin look is printed on. Appearance only — the playing surface is synthetic.
Detail 04
Quinto-range size. Higher pitched and sharper-toned than the larger conga and tumba sizes.
Detail 05
A specific film thickness and tone profile within the Skyndeep line, geared toward open, cutting slaps.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if your drum uses Remo's Crimplock system and measures 10.75 inches. Traditional congas with steel hoops and hardware take a different head entirely.
No. The calfskin appearance is a printed graphic on Remo's synthetic Skyndeep film. It looks like skin and behaves like a synthetic head.
It holds tuning through humidity and temperature changes that would detune natural skin, and needs no break-in. Natural skin players will notice a different feel under the hand.
That's quinto range — the smallest of the standard conga sizes. It sits highest in pitch, cutting through with sharper slaps and tighter tone.