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Re-cover kit, not mallets
You get the felt covering only. The wood cores and shafts have to come from mallets you already own.

Independent shopping perspective
Replacement felt covers for a pair of Vic Firth T3 Staccato timpani mallets. For players whose cores are still sound but whose felt has worn through.


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Detail 01
You get the felt covering only. The wood cores and shafts have to come from mallets you already own.
Detail 02
Cut for the small, hard T3 head. Fitting it to a larger general or legato core will not seat correctly.
Detail 03
Covers both mallets in one order, so the pair stays matched in feel and articulation.
Detail 04
Staccato heads are the hardest in a timpani set — the felt is thin and wears through fastest, which is why kits exist.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is the felt covering for a pair of T3 Staccato mallets. You supply the existing mallets and re-cover the cores yourself.
They are cut for the T3 Staccato head. Other models in the line use different core sizes and shapes, so the fit will not be right.
Two — it is sold as a pair, so both sticks in a matched set get done at once.
The cores and shafts outlast the felt. If those are still straight and solid, replacing just the covering restores the mallet for a fraction of a new pair.
Reference
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