Bows

Glasser fiberglass bows offer students a good alternative to inexpensive wood bows, since they are more durable and will not warp. These violin bows are fiberglass with horsehair.

Glasser fiberglass bows offer students a good alternative to inexpensive wood bows, since they are more durable and will not warp. These violin bows are fiberglass with horsehair.

Glasser fiberglass bows offer students a good alternative to inexpensive wood bows, since they are more durable and will not warp. These violin bows are fiberglass with horsehair.

Glasser fiberglass bows offer students a good alternative to inexpensive wood bows, since they are more durable and will not warp. These viola bows are fiberglass with horsehair.

Premium Fiberglass - Featuring a nickel silver grip, the premium fiberglass bow is comfortable in the hand and plays with outstanding responsiveness. It offers the same weight and feel as a student model Brazil wood bow, yet it will not warp or break at the tip. The standard is brown and features genuine white unbleached horsehair and a leatherette grip.

Glasser fiberglass bows offer students a good alternative to inexpensive wood bows, since they are more durable and will not warp. These violin bows are fiberglass with horsehair.

Glasser fiberglass bows offer students a good alternative to inexpensive wood bows, since they are more durable and will not warp. These cello bows are fiberglass with horsehair.

Glasser fiberglass bows offer students a good alternative to inexpensive wood bows, since they are more durable and will not warp. These cello bows are fiberglass with horsehair.

Each quiver is made of full-grain leather and safely secures to the tailpiece. An adjustable strap and tie provides versatility. Perfect for jazz, classical, and studio situations where quick changes from arco to pizzicato are required. The reinfored opening ensures easy access for German bass bows. L224

Brazilwood, round, silver grip, half-lined ebony frog with eye and three-part button.

Educators and students alike hailed the advent of the fiberglass bow. No more warping, losing the curve, or cracking at the slightest provocation. Now there have been greater advances in the art of making fiberglass bows. The new bows are better balanced, stronger and use a better

Glasser fiberglass bows offer students a good alternative to inexpensive wood bows, since they are more durable and will not warp. These violin bows are fiberglass with horsehair.