Detail 01
Double pad
Covers two strike points, so a double pedal's beaters both land on protected surface instead of one being off the pad.

Independent shopping perspective
A stick-on pad for the bass drum head where the beater strikes. Protects the head and adds click to the attack.

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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
Covers two strike points, so a double pedal's beaters both land on protected surface instead of one being off the pad.
Detail 02
Sticks directly to the batter head. It's a semi-permanent bond — repositioning after it sets is difficult.
Detail 03
The beater hits plastic rather than mylar, which sharpens the attack transient and makes the kick more audible unmiked.
Detail 04
No need to remove the head or detune the drum. It goes on with the pedal pulled back.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The beater strikes hard plastic instead of the head, so the attack gets sharper and more defined. The low end underneath stays roughly the same.
It comes off, but the adhesive may leave residue and can pull at the head's coating. Treat placement as a one-time decision.
Not required, but two beaters double the wear on one spot. The double pad covers both strike points on a single head.
Yes. Felt beaters get less click from it than plastic or wood beaters, but the head protection is the same either way.