Violin Bow, Mugig Handmade Violin Bow, White 3A Grade Hair of Mongolian Horse, Silver plating Lizard Skin Handle, Polished Abalone and Ebony Frog (4/4, Wooden)

For the price, this is an amazing bow. I've only had it a couple of days so I don't know how well it will last, but I've already tried it on an electric and regular violin and it works great with both. I have a nice carbon fiber bow, and my old faithful intermediate wood bow just died after about 20 years of use. I needed a cheap replacement while I save up for a better one. Really glad I took a chance on this one.

See the how one bow has a curve. That is the bow I bought. The other came with the student violin. No matter how I loosened or tightened, the bow that came with the violin have no curve.This one I bought does have the curve. Plus it has a better balance. For the price, it is worth getting as a beginner.

This was definitely better than the bow I had, but I was disappointed that I broke a few hairs right off. Other than that, it held the rosin well and feels good to play with. I am not a great player. I've never had a lesson in my life and just play old fiddle tunes. It looks great.

Great bow. My 8th grader plays & needed to replace her bow. We've had this one for several months and its still holding up well to daily practice & weekly lessons.

It is a good product. I like the feel of the bow and the weight is nicely balanced and just heavy enough. It has a nice finish on it as well.

Excellent bow. She plays well and is beautiful.

For the price, this is a fantastic bow. Granted, I am a beginner, but I will say that this is the first bow I have used that really felt nice. Great weight, nice even tone, great balance, for just over 30 bucks, what more could you ask for? Worth the money and then some.

It’s a great bow for the price. I’m pleased with the sound quality it produces, and the quantity of hair used. Overall the bow feels sturdy and looks great.