A spur can be thought of as a stabilizer “leg” for a kick drum. Spurs mount to the side of the kick drum and prevent it from rolling back and forth, helping to anchor it into position. Some spurs mount to a bracket on the side of the drum, others telescope from inside the drum. Most drum spurs feature rubber caps on the bottom to help the spur grip and to protect the floor the drum is resting on.
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