Detail 01
14 in.
Head size follows shell diameter, not hoop. Measure across the shell before ordering.

Independent shopping perspective
A single 14 in. white marching snare head with a smooth playing surface. For corps and high school drumlines re-heading a marching snare.

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
Head size follows shell diameter, not hoop. Measure across the shell before ordering.
Detail 02
Sticks glance off instead of grabbing, so articulation stays clean at speed. No brush texture.
Detail 03
Film is crimped into the hoop as one assembly, so it holds shape at the tension marching snares live at.
Detail 04
Opaque white top reads clearly from the stands and matches the rest of a line visually.
Detail 05
Tensioned far past drum-set range. On a kit snare it will feel stiff and unforgiving.
Detail 06
That is one head. Re-heading a full section is one purchase per drum.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Both — heads are sized to the shell diameter. Measure across the top of the shell, ignoring the hoop, and match that number.
One 14 in. head. If you are re-heading a whole line, order one per drum.
It will physically fit a 14 in. kit snare, but it is made for marching tension and has no coating. A kit-specific head will feel and sound better on a set.
No. The surface is smooth, so brushes slide without producing a sweep sound. You need a coated head for that.
Reference
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