Detail 01
Crimplock mounting
The head is bonded to a molded plastic hoop that locks into marching tom hardware. It will not fit standard kit toms.

Independent shopping perspective
13-inch Pinstripe batter head in Crimplock format for marching or free-floating toms. Two plies with a floating edge, tuned to a controlled, short sound.

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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
The head is bonded to a molded plastic hoop that locks into marching tom hardware. It will not fit standard kit toms.
Detail 02
Two films with a damping agent between them. Kills high overtones and shortens sustain without stick-on muffling.
Detail 03
Black film is thicker than clear on Remo heads, so it darkens the attack further and drops volume slightly.
Detail 04
Measure the drum shell diameter, not the old head. A 13-inch marching tom takes only a 13-inch Crimplock head.
Detail 05
This is the side you strike. It's not a resonant head and is thicker than one.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Crimplock is a marching tom mounting system with a molded hoop. Standard kit toms need a conventional Pinstripe head instead.
Same two-ply damped construction, darker and slightly quieter. Black film is thicker, so attack is rounder and sustain shorter than clear.
A drum key for the tension rods on your marching hardware. The Crimplock hoop itself seats into the drum's mount.
The short, controlled decay records cleanly with minimal gating. Less useful if you want a long, ringing tom sound in the room.
Reference
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