Tama HP900RN Roll.-Glide Iron Cobra

When I was looking for the kick pedals, I could not decide between rolling glide and power glide Iron Cobra, so I decided to try both.
Many people are wondering which is better pedal... I decided to buy roolling glide because it is easily movable and it seems to me that is faster than the power glide. Of course, if that's not a problem with the power glide you will have stronger shot on drum head.
Great thing is the case that comes with a pedal, and of corse cobra coil seems very helpful!

I wasn't expecting all that much from the newer design of HP900R pedal but have been very pleasantly surprised.

Lighter in action, smoother, faster, and a great sound from the new beater design. I consider it money well spent at this point!

The new clamp is an improvement but the problem remains that it requires careful positioning to get it gripping the hoop well and avoiding the clamp piece actually touching the batter head. It's Gretsch BD with normal looking hoops... :)

With all considered I am satisfied though.

feels a bit better engineered overall than the DW5000 and overall the best pedal I ever tried so far. Plays very well.

Tama have really knocked it out of the park with this one. Incredibly smooth, durable and user friendly. Almost everything is adjustable. The speedo ring is a god send, and the new beater packs a serious punch. Drum hammer is a great addition too!

Apart from the springless Drumnetics pedals which use magnets and you can only get direct from the USA, these are the best I've tried so far.

Have been using Iron Cobra pedals for 16 years now... Cant fault them great quality for the price...