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Felt striking surface
Softer, warmer attack with less click than plastic or wood. Also easier on the bass drum head.

Independent shopping perspective
Replacement felt for a TAMA Iron Cobra bass drum beater. For players restoring an existing beater rather than buying a new one.


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
Softer, warmer attack with less click than plastic or wood. Also easier on the bass drum head.
Detail 02
This is the felt, not a whole beater. You reuse the shaft already on your pedal.
Detail 03
Cut for TAMA's Iron Cobra beater. Other beaters use different shapes and mounting.
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Close to the cost of some full beaters, so it is worth pricing a whole beater before replacing just the felt.
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Felt compresses and flattens with playing time. Sound changes gradually, so most people replace on feel rather than schedule.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Just the felt. You keep your existing Iron Cobra beater shaft and swap the worn felt onto it.
It is made for the TAMA Iron Cobra beater. Other brands and models use different felt shapes, so fit is not guaranteed.
Felt gives a rounder, softer attack with less high-end click, and is gentler on the bass drum head. Plastic cuts through more.
When it has gone flat, hard, or torn on the strike face. Compressed felt loses the warm attack and starts sounding thin.