Top 10 best-selling Hi-Hat Cymbals

Designed with beginner drummers in mind, the Fazley CYM Basic Series are made of a special metal alloy with a brass-coloured coating, and come at a budget-friendly price. This hi-hat has a 14-inch diameter.

Fazley CYM Brass Series cymbals are made of brass and finished with hammer and groove patterns to enhance their rich, musical response. As such, this medium-weight 14-inch hi-hat delivers a clear, crisp sound.

Made from B20 bronze, this ancient looking, patina-finished Fazley CYM Excellence Series splash cymbal has a beaten, hammer-patterned bell and bow that's been broken up with a finely grooved inner and outer edge for a rich, dark and musical response.

This 15-inch heavy hihat lets you play solidly without sacrificing musicality. A B8 bronze alloy has been machined into a heavy top and bottom. The result is a full, bright sound with plenty of volume.

The Paiste PST5 14" Medium Hi-Hat cymbals produce a bright, full sound and are perfect for various styles of music. A high quality bit of kit that's remained remarkably affordable!

This 14-inch hi-hat from Paiste's PST7 series has a versatile sound that's suitable for almost any style of music. The medium heavy top cymbal and heavy bottom cymbal combine to produce a warm sound with an accurate attack.

These remarkable hi-hat cymbals not only stand out from the crowd because of their look, but also their unique sound. The openings give these 10-inch Swiss Hats a more dry and raw sound. They're a cool addition to any collection!

If you are looking for a classy hihat, this 14" hihat from Paiste deserves your full attention. Designed together with Vinnie Colaiuta, this is a very versatile hihat that finds its way into many styles.

Thanks to its special Sound Edge, this Paiste PST5 Series hi-hat prevents airlocks and packs ample volume and optimum sonic projection. It's also ideal hi-hat for adding dynamics to your play.

If you play a variety of styles, this pair of incredibly versatile 14-inch A Zildjian New Beat hi-hats might be exactly what you're looking for.