Detail 01
Dual-sided
Two different striking surfaces on one head. Loosen, rotate, retighten to change attack mid-setup.

Independent shopping perspective
A flip-over bass drum beater with two striking faces. Buy it to get two kick sounds from one pedal without swapping hardware.

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
Two different striking surfaces on one head. Loosen, rotate, retighten to change attack mid-setup.
Detail 02
It replaces the beater on a pedal you already own. No pedal, no footboard, no hardware.
Detail 03
Fits the beater shaft clamp on a standard bass drum pedal. Not for hi-hat or auxiliary use.
Detail 04
Standard beater shaft diameter, so it generally drops into pedals from other brands as well.
Detail 05
The usual price for a real tone change on a kit. Cheaper than a new pedal by a wide margin.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Bass drum beater shafts are close to universal across brands. Check that your pedal's beater clamp takes a standard shaft and you should be fine.
Loosen the clamp holding the beater shaft, rotate the beater 180 degrees, retighten. Re-check the height so it still strikes the center of the head.
Yes. Each beater covers one shaft, so a double pedal needs a pair if you want both sides matched.
A harder striking face wears the head where it lands. A bass drum patch at the contact point prevents that.