Kalimba Thumb Protectors - Soft Silicone, Pair
Kalimba Thumb Protectors - Soft Silicone, Pair
Kalimba Thumb Protectors - Soft Silicone, Pair

Kalimba Thumb Protectors - Soft Silicone, Pair

£6.00
  • Made for Resonance instruments
  • 30-day returns
  • Dispatched within 24 hours
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Description

Thumb protectors for kalimba - soft silicone, for playing without soreness

Play a kalimba for any length of time and you start to feel the steel tines in your thumbs. This pair of protectors, in soft skin-friendly silicone, sits over the fingertip and nail and takes the pressure. You play for longer without your thumbs hurting.

For sensitive fingertips and long practice sessions

The protector is thin enough to keep plucking the tines cleanly, and soft enough to spare the skin.

More accessories

Tuner, care oil and stands are in our Accessories collection.

Specifications

  • Brand: Resonance
  • Product type: Thumb protectors for kalimba
  • Material: Soft silicone

Why Resonance

Dispatched within 24 hours, insured and tracked. 30-day returns. If you are unsure which model to choose, you can reach us before and after your purchase.

Which tuning suits me?

Kurd D minor is where most players start: warm, meditative and approachable from the first touch. Celtic D minor is more melodic, Amara more open and weightless. All three sit in D minor and none of them contains a wrong note.

Can I return my instrument?

Yes, within 30 days of receiving it. How the return works and which conditions apply is set out in our refund policy.

Resonance Handpan
Why Resonance

Handcrafted in Europe, checked by Resonance

Every handpan is hammered by hand, tuned note by note by ear, and sound-checked before dispatch. Care and reliability are what we build on.

Resonance Handpan
For your quiet

A few minutes, and the day lets go

On a handpan there are no wrong notes, with no notation and no prior experience. One stroke, and the carousel in your head begins to slow down.