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===Cases=== {{Main|Drum case}} [[File:Drum kit cases.JPG|thumb|From left: traps case, floor tom case, snare case (front), twin hanging toms case, cymbal case, bass drum case (rear)]] Three types of protective covers are common for kit drums: * Drum bags are made from robust cloth such as [[cordura]] or from cloth-backed vinyl. They give minimal protection from bumps and impacts, but they do protect drums and cymbals from precipitation. They are adequate for drums transported in private vehicles to local gigs and sessions. They are often the only option for young drummers who are just starting out. * Mid-price hard cases are of similar construction to suitcases, commonly made of fiber composite. The offer more protection from bumps than cloth bags. * [[Flight case]]s or [[road case]]s are standard for professional touring drummers. As with all musical instruments, the best protection is provided by a combination of a hard-shelled case with interior padding, such as foam, next to the drums and cymbals.
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