Vic Firth Corpsmaster Ralph Hardimon Nylon Snare Sticks
- Corpsmaster Signature Snare model
- Nylon tip
- Ralph Hardimon signature stick
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A Corpsmaster signature snare stick with a nylon tip. The listing gives only the length and diameter, with no wood, taper or pair count.
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ASIN: B01C0LAQ3CCategory: Drumsticks
Overview
A nylon tip heads this Vic Firth Corpsmaster Signature Snare stick, named for Ralph Hardimon. The listing offers its length and diameter and little else.
The title does most of the work, naming the line, the signature player and the tip material. Dimensions are the only specs supplied. Wood species, taper, weight, color and quantity are all missing, so this page can only identify the stick.
Who it's for
Drummers replacing a stick they already use, who know the Hardimon profile and want it with a nylon tip. First-time buyers comparing sticks by wood and taper have nothing to compare here.
Pros and cons
- Corpsmaster Signature Snare line
- Length and diameter stated
- Wood species not listed
- Taper and weight absent
- Pair count not stated
Performance notes
The nylon tip governs attack and durability against the drum head, while length and diameter set balance and grip. With no wood, weight or taper given, how the stick feels in the hand cannot be judged from the listing.
Specifications
| Brand | Vic Firth |
|---|---|
| Length | 17 inches |
| Diameter | .710 inch |
| Set Name | Corpsmaster Signature Snare, Ralph Hardimon |
| Tip type | Nylon (from title) |
Frequently asked questions
What size is the Vic Firth Ralph Hardimon stick?
The listing gives a length of 17 inches and a diameter of .710 inch.
Is the Ralph Hardimon stick a wood-tip model?
No. The title names a nylon tip.