The IPA is a steel can shaker made from vintage Beer and Soda cans from a bygone era. It's perfect to throw in a stick bag. They are much more durable than modern cans, with thicker walls and a stronger shape. You get to pick: beer or soda. You can even specify a brand in the comments and I will try to match them up, or I'll try to match you with a can from your region. They're all pretty cool, so everybody wins.

Our beer/soda can shakers come in different flavors:

The "Hoppy" flavor is our favorite, and a more traditional shaker tone, with nice attack and volume. It's on the louder side of the 30 shakers we tested at the drum shop, with a rich metallic sound and lots of depth.

The "Smooth" flavor is much quieter, and more suited for small venues. A great tool to have in your arsenal. This is on the softer side, but with the same metallic flavor. Similar fill to the ever-popular egg shaker. I've heard from lots of people that this is their favorite of the two, so it seems like an even split.

The "Bonzo's" flavor is in the direction of a modern metal maraca. Lots of action, lots of energy, plenty of volume. If the Smooth is a 3 and the Hoppy is a 7, the Bonzo's is an 11.

The "Canxixi" flavor is our first shaker with an organic flavor. It has a softer fill that is quiet and complex when played normally, or percussive and cutting when edge-popped like a traditional caxixi. The Canxixi is a little more active and random than our Smooth shaker, with a texture that's unlike anything we've ever done. If you're wanting to fill in the gap between Smooth and Hoppy, this might be the can for you!

The "Stout" flavor is a wild organic shaker with tons of personality. It kind of tumbles along, crunching it's way through your tracks, making everything a little better.

We recommend getting all of them, of course. Curious how they sound? That's reasonable of you. Here are some videos!
Bonzo's & Smooth : https://vimeo.com/303421498
Hoppy : https://vimeo.com/302638008
All of them : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N-EJk1DoUk