LMS Violin Bow Full Size 4/4 Brazilwood Violin Bows Lightweight Bow Well Balance Fiddle Bow Made with Ebony Frog Mongolian White Horse Hair for Violin Student Professional (4/4)

Decent quality. My son uses these with his guitar. It actually sounds really good. He uses them often and they have held up very well.

I am a 9-12 band director, and recently started learning violin for my mariachi class. I needed a decent, cheap bow (I am a first year teacher, after all), and this fit the bill exactly. While it may be cheap, it works well for my purposes!

Got this for my daughter, who is just starting violin.The bow has held up so far. Which, for the price, I was half expecting it not to.It seems pretty flimsy, but for what I paid, I fully expected as much. Really not sure if she will stick with it so didn't want to drop a ton to start off.Would definitely recommend for a starter or in a similar case. Definitely not for an experienced violinist. But you can't beat the price.

I liked everything about it.

Our grandson uses it with his ukulele and guitar to turn them into a violin and cello, respectively. He practices the cello with his “friend” YoYo Ma.

I lost my boat to my violin. Find god this is replacement and I like Aunt better than the one that came with my violin. It's great quality strong hair!

As advertised

The hair of the bow is much more coarse than horse hair. Regardless of amount of rosin applied extremely poor sound quality. We cannibalized the brass eyelet from the new bow and temp. repaired the old one. Sound quality came back immediately. Would not buy again.