Detail 01
Fiberskyn
Synthetic film with a fiber coating that mimics natural skin. Warmer and drier than plain Mylar, with a textured grip under the hand.

Independent shopping perspective
Synthetic bongo head with a textured, skin-like surface. Fits 6.75-inch bongos and suits players who want a natural feel without natural-skin upkeep.

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
Synthetic film with a fiber coating that mimics natural skin. Warmer and drier than plain Mylar, with a textured grip under the hand.
Detail 02
Remo's mounting format for hand drums. The head must match the hoop and hardware style your bongo uses.
Detail 03
The smaller macho drum of a bongo pair. The larger hembra drum takes a different size head.
Detail 04
Holds pitch through humidity and temperature swings, unlike natural skin, which loosens in damp weather.
Detail 05
The surface texture matters as much as the tone. A coated head grips the hand differently than a slick clear one.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Bongos are a pair of different diameters. This 6.75-inch head fits one drum only; the other needs its own matching size.
Warmer and drier, with less high-end ring and shorter sustain. The fiber coating adds mass and damping, so slaps sound less glassy.
It is synthetic, so it holds tension far better than natural skin and does not go slack in humid conditions. It will still settle after mounting.
Measure the drum diameter across the shell, not the rim. Common bongo pairs run around 6.75 inches for the small drum and larger for the other.