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Vic Firth
A 12-inch soft rubber practice pad with a nonskid base that fits most snare baskets
The Vic Firth 12" Soft Rubber Practice Pad provides a quiet playing surface for stick control exercises. Its nonskid rubber base keeps the pad stable on a flat surface or inside a snare basket. The pad weighs 3.15 units and suits drummers who want a portable practice tool.
The 12" diameter fits most standard snare baskets, which are sold separately. A 6" version of this pad includes an 8mm mounting thread for cymbal stand attachment, also sold separately. These accessories expand placement choices but must be purchased on their own.
| Brand | VIC FIRTH ACCESSORIES |
|---|---|
| Accessories Type | Other |
| Weight | 3.15 |
The soft rubber surface is bonded to the pad and not designed to be swapped; it will gradually wear smooth but no replacement part is offered.
The non-skid rubber base grips the stand or table, so the first limit is usually player fatigue rather than the 3.15 kg pad shifting.
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