Honey Drums
Green Ti-Rods™ - Titanium Drum Tension Rods - 10 Pack
Green Ti-Rods™ - Titanium Drum Tension Rods - 10 Pack
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Ti-Rods™ - Premium Coloured Titanium Drum Tension Rods – by Honey Drums
These 58mm tension rods are precision-machined with a #12-24 thread size, making them compatible with most modern snare drums, toms, and bass drums.
Key Features:
✅ Titanium construction – Lightweight, rust-resistant, and stronger than standard steel tension rods
✅ Universal fit – Standard #12-24 threading works with most major drum manufacturers
✅ Custom metallic finishes – Vibrant colours that add a unique, eye-catching touch to your drum setup
✅ Standard drum key head – Fits any standard drum tuning key for easy tuning
✅ Ideal for – custom drum builds, upgrades, and replacements
Sold as a pack of 10
Tip - measure your existing drum tension rods to confirm sizing before ordering.
Upgrade your drum kit with Ti-Rods™ — premium titanium drum tension rods designed for drummers who demand performance, durability, and style.
More colours and sizes coming soon!
Installation and Care
Installation and Care
Lubrication
Titanium is an amazing material for drum tension rods - strong, lightweight and corrosion-resistant, but like all titanium hardware, it can be prone to a phenomenon called galling (a type of seizing that happens when titanium threads bind with other metals under pressure).
The good news is this can easily be avoided, we recommend using a small amount of anti-seize compound with our titanium tension rods. Just apply a thin layer to the threads during installation and your rods will stay smooth and easy to tune.
For best long term results, reapply some anti seize whenever you replace your heads - it'll keep your rods feeling brand new for years!
Finish
The anodised finish on your titanium tension rods is very durable. Over time, the colour may show minor wear, but this should only occur on the threads that are inserted into the lug. This is normal, purely cosmetic, and does not affect the rods’ performance or strength. The colour won’t fade on its own — it only changes where it is exposed to mechanical abrasion
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