Carbon Fiber Violin Bow, Lightweight Anti-Deformation,Ultra-Stretchy Horse Hair,Violin Bow 4/4 Full Size Fiddle Bows For Professional Player Beginner Adults And Students (Coffee)

I bought this “composite” bow on a whim..I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and the tone. Not the greatest horse hair…but adequate. Sturdy. Light. It’s become my main bow..

I needed this in a pinch and it worked pretty great for the price!!

I am old. I played in a university orchestra while a student many years ago. I was not soloist material and the sacrifices required to continue were too much. I can tell you that this carbon fiber bow is as good as my $500 brazilian bow. It costs at least $100 to put new horsehair on a bow. I decided to try this and I am incredibly surprised. It is just as good. You will spend a good half hour working rosin into the horsehair but you will get there. No need to worry about moisture or warping wood. Incredible.

I use this to play my Electric Baritone Guitar like a Cello using reverb and delay pedals in the mix 🎶

Been using this Bow for About A week Now and really love the feel gives great response for the player

I bought his based on reviews and it met my expectations for six weeks. Yesterday I picked up the bow to practice and I cannot tighten it and the hairs have come loose. It is not usable to me now.

This is a decent bow to have as a second or for beginner use. Fairly light and springy, and has a decent amount of hair. Finish could be better, but not bad for a painted stick. Good finishing on frog and silver parts nicely polished. It plays very smoothly and at around 60 grams it's pleasant enough to play. Recommended for a good spare or beginner use.

I haven’t played violin since elementary school, but still remember how to balance a bow on my fingers. Relearning how to play has been excellent thanks to this. Nice and light, just need some rosin!