Protection Racket 12" x 9" Egg Shaped Tom Case
PR-PR512910
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Protection Racket's tom cases use an egg-shaped design engineered to maximise packing efficiency and guarantee a snug fit whether your drums have suspension mounts or not. Available across 16 sizes from 8” to 16”, these rigid cases feature a redesigned labelling system that eliminates guesswork on the road. Large, high-contrast silicone labels clearly identify both drum type and dimensions—for instance, “TOM, 12” x 9””—speeding up setup and reducing the risk of case misidentification during transport.
The 12” x 9” model (catalogue 5129-10) delivers 15” x 14” x 10” of internal space, accommodating the shell alongside hardware, lugs, and bearing edges without compression. Like all sizes in the range, internal dimensions exceed advertised shell measurements to allow clearance for drum fittings. The egg profile optimises case stacking during touring, reducing vehicle footprint whilst maintaining the rigid protection critical for gigging drummers moving between venues weekly or on longer regional circuits.
Across the full 16-size lineup, internal depths range from 7” through 15”, with widths spanning 10” to 19”, accommodating shallow and deep tom shells, fast toms, and standard configurations. This dimensional range covers most modern drum kit tom arsenals, from compact fusion setups to large-format progressive or session rigs where precision fit prevents shifting and dampening during transport.
Features
- Egg-shaped design optimises packing and reduces vehicle footprint on tour.
- Clear silicone label states drum type and size for rapid identification.
- 16 sizes available: 8” to 16” shell diameters, catalogue 4006-10 through 6016-10.
- 12” x 9” model: 15” x 14” x 10” internal dimensions (5129-10).
- Internal space accommodates drums with suspension mounts and hardware fittings.
- Rigid construction protects against compression and impact during transport.
- Internal widths range 10” to 19”; depths from 7” to 15”.
- Suits standard toms, shallow toms, fast toms, and progressive kit configurations.
