S-hoop SH136-BLK HOOP 13" 6 HOLES - BLACK
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
S-Hoops belong to the triple flange hoop family but stand out with a hybrid approach: maintaining the responsiveness and "rebound" of a bent hoop while gaining in rigidity and control, similar to Die Cast hoops. This positioning makes them a highly appreciated option to upgrade a drum kit without changing the instrument's identity, aiming for a better balance between attack, playing comfort, and tuning stability.
Who This Hoop Is For
These hoops are intended for beginner to advanced drummers who want to improve the precision and feel of their drum kit. They are particularly suited to styles where rim-clicks and rim-shots are frequent (pop, rock, funk, gospel, contemporary music), as well as drummers seeking more consistent tuning during rehearsals and on stage. If you like a crisp strike but want to reduce wrist fatigue, the S-Hoop profile is a real advantage.
Features and Innovations
The specificity of the S-Hoops lies in the top edge of the hoop. Instead of being oriented outward, it is angled inward toward the shell and slightly folds back onto the drumhead. This design increases the hoop's rigidity and improves tension distribution, resulting in a more even tuning and a heightened sense of control under the sticks. Another benefit: the pressure exerted is perceived as less "stressful" on the shell while maintaining excellent hold during strong strikes.
Sound
A hoop acts as a "frame" that influences how the drumhead vibrates and how the shell responds. With their stiffer profile, S-Hoops generally provide a sharper attack and a more precise response feel, while helping the shell remain musical and open. The fact that the edge folds back onto the head also promotes surprisingly pronounced rim-clicks, more present and defined, very useful in live or studio contexts.
During rim-shots, the sensation differs from a standard triple flange: the contact is more stable and the strike can feel less harsh on the wrists. The result is more comfortable playing over time without sacrificing projection. If your drum kit feels a bit "restricted" or uneven in tuning, this type of hoop can literally awaken the character of the shell by freeing the vibration while maintaining excellent control.
Technical specifications
| Type | triple flange hoop (S-Hoop profile with top edge angled inward) |
| Thickness | 2.3 mm |
| Finish | Black |
| Tuning | more even |
| Playing | surprising rim-clicks |
| Comfort | less harsh on wrists during rim-shots |
| Sound | frees the shell's sound |
Questions frequently asked
Is this hoop compatible with a 13-inch tom or snare drum with 6 tension rods?
This model is designed for a 13-inch diameter and a 6-tension rod setup.
What is the thickness of the S-hoop SH136-BLK?
The specified thickness is 2.3 mm. This triple-flanged construction features a top edge angled inward toward the shell. The resulting rigidity promotes a more even distribution of head tension.
Are rim-clicks enhanced with an S-Hoop?
The hoop's edge slightly overlapping the head produces more pronounced and defined rim-clicks.
What effect does this black hoop have on tuning and rimshots?
Thanks to its S-Hoop profile, this hoop aims for more consistent tuning. On rimshots, the contact is more stable and the strike is described as less harsh on the wrists.
What finish is offered on this 13-inch hoop?
The black finish of the hoop pairs with a 2.3 mm triple-flanged construction. The inward-angled profile contributes to a sharper attack and better shell resonance.
