Best 21" Crash Cymbals and Bigger for Advanced 2026

• Size22"

You get a 22-inch thin crash cymbal made of B20 bronze, with a hammered bell and a mix of HH and HHX hammering on the surface. The maker describes its sound as full and very warm, and says it can be used in many situations. It suits you if you want one crash cymbal that works across a wide range of playing.

• Size22"

This is a 22-inch crash cymbal made from B20 bronze, hand-hammered and with a brilliant finish. It was developed in collaboration with Todd Sucherman and combines Artisan and AAX series traits. If you want a crash with a smoky, rich character and some shimmer on top, this one is worth a look.

• Size22"

This is a 22 inch crash cymbal with a sandblasted surface and a large beaten surface on thin material. You get a deep, soft, long crash with a soft, round attack. It suits you if you want a crash that rings out and fades slowly rather than a quick, sharp hit.

• Size22"

This is a 22-inch crash from Zildjian's K-Series, and it is built to sound dark and explosive. Its sound fades away fast, and the underside feels soft under the stick. It suits you if you want a sudden crash that gets out of the way quickly.

• Size22"

You get a 22 inch crash cymbal made from B20 bronze and hand-hammered. It has a warm touch and a slightly darker basic sound, so it suits you if you want a darker crash for your kit. It is a good pick if you like that traditional, darker character.

• Size22"

This 22in Byzance Medium Crash is a serious upgrade for players looking for a big, musical crash with a warm, controlled decay. It’s a workhorse for rock, pop, and jazz – anyone needing a powerful crash that doesn't sound brittle or harsh. The dynamic range is fantastic, letting you whisper or roar depending on the feel.

• Size22"

This is a 22 inch crash cymbal made of B20 bronze and hand-hammered for a textured build. It has a brilliant, glassy finish and a bright timbre, with a large, unfinished bell that keeps the sound focused. If you want a bright, shiny crash cymbal, you will likely like this one, especially since it was developed with drummer Todd Sucherman.

• Size21"

You get a 21" crash from Zildjian's K-Series with a dark sound and fast decay, so it stops quickly after each hit. It is paper thin, made with the new three-stage hammering process, and feels soft under the stick. This one suits you if you want a crash that hits hard and gets out of the way fast.

• Size22"

This Traditional Trash Hit is a seriously cool cymbal for drummers wanting a defined, trashy accent – think modern metal, experimental music, or adding unique textures to rock. It’s not a replacement for your main crash, but a fantastic specialized tool to add some grit and character to your kit. It's built solid, like all Istanbul Agop cymbals, and the hammering really gives it a distinct voice.