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 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.

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

The bow is really pretty but compared to my other bows, this has a scratchy sound. The stick is durable and the hairs are full. I might try a different rosin to see if it compliments the bow better since it is super pretty. Considering how inexpensive it was, it’s not surprising it’s not absolutely perfect.

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

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

Now this is a serious violin bow. Made very well and beautiful. The quality is way above the bow that came with my violin. It is nicer to hold onto, and it really does make a difference in the sound.