Detail 01
Hi-hat clutch
Clamps the top cymbal to the pull rod and sets how loosely it sits, which controls sloshiness and chick.

Independent shopping perspective
Replacement hi-hat clutch that holds the top cymbal on the pull rod. Buy when the original is lost, stripped, or will not stay set.

Strong match
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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
Clamps the top cymbal to the pull rod and sets how loosely it sits, which controls sloshiness and chick.
Detail 02
Loosening the felts lets the top cymbal float for a wetter, longer wash. Tightening gives a crisper, shorter chick.
Detail 03
You cannot release the top cymbal to a closed position on the fly for double-bass sections.
Detail 04
Basic locking design. Check it after loud sets — cheap clutches are the part most likely to walk loose.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It holds the top cymbal in a fixed position on the pull rod. A drop clutch is a separate design for releasing the hats closed.
Most pull rods use a common thread, but not all. Check your stand's rod thread before ordering, especially on older or off-brand stands.
Keep your existing felts and washers as backup. Worn or missing felts let metal touch cymbal, which risks cracking the bell area.
Usually the lock nut on the clutch backing off from vibration. If the threads are stripped, no amount of tightening fixes it — replace the clutch.