Zildjian's 21" K Projection Ride, developed with Craig Reynolds of Stray From the Path, splits the difference between a defined ride and a powerful crash. The unlathed, extra–large bell delivers maximum projection with a bright, piercing tone, while the fully lathed bow spreads wide and crashes hard without sacrificing control. This is a ride that works equally well for linear ghost notes and full–frequency crashes. The unlathed buffed bell creates stick definition and attack separation, essential for cutting through a mix without losing note clarity. The lathed, traditionally finished bow offers a softer, buttery feel across the surface whilst maintaining the darker, aggressive crash character K cymbals are known for. At 21 inches, it sits between standard ride sizes and demands serious cymbal stands, but the extra mass delivers the projection required in louder ensemble and live settings. Riders tracking drums in studios or gigging on stages with mixed dynamics will find this cymbal handles both delicate ride patterns and sudden, full–force crashes without tonal compromise. The bright–yet–dark tonal balance cuts through dense arrangements while remaining musical rather than piercing. Features 21" diameter with extra–large, unlathed buffed bell design Bright, piercing bell tone with maximum stick attack separation Fully lathed bow with soft, buttery feel and crash response Darker, powerful crashability without sacrificing ride definition K Constantinople series tonality and weight profile Designed in collaboration with Craig Reynolds for modern metal Hand–hammered construction for consistent tonal response Requires heavy–duty stand due to cymbal mass