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product_id: 186641231
title: "Carbon Fiber Violin Bow 4/4 Size VINGOBOW 100VB 74.5 cm Full 4 4 for Advanced Student Straight Parisian Eyes Ebony Frog Unbleached Mongolian Black Horse Hair Powerful and Wild Tone Smooth Screw"
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# 4/4 full size, ideal for advanced players Natural black Mongolian horsehair for powerful tone Lightweight ~60g carbon fiber stick with perfect balance Carbon Fiber Violin Bow 4/4 Size VINGOBOW 100VB 74.5 cm Full 4 4 for Advanced Student Straight Parisian Eyes Ebony Frog Unbleached Mongolian Black Horse Hair Powerful and Wild Tone Smooth Screw

**Brand:** vingobow
**Price:** ₨37148
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖤 Command the stage with the wild power of black horsehair – your sound, redefined.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Carbon Fiber Violin Bow 4/4 Size VINGOBOW 100VB 74.5 cm Full 4 4 for Advanced Student Straight Parisian Eyes Ebony Frog Unbleached Mongolian Black Horse Hair Powerful and Wild Tone Smooth Screw by vingobow
- **How much does it cost?** ₨37148 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- vingobow enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted vingobow brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Unleash Wild Power:** Black Mongolian horsehair delivers a louder, richer, and more resilient tone that stands out in any ensemble.
- • **Handmade Excellence:** Meticulously handcrafted by seasoned bowmakers, combining traditional Parisian eyes and ebony frog for timeless elegance and reliability.
- • **Precision Crafted Balance:** Expertly hand-tuned balance point ensures effortless control and fluid bowing for professional-level performance.
- • **Durable Carbon Fiber Strength:** Stronger and more flexible than traditional Pernambuco, this lightweight bow (~60g) offers unmatched durability and responsiveness.
- • **Optimized for Advanced Players:** Designed specifically for advanced students craving a powerful, wild tone with smooth playability and minimal maintenance.

## Overview

The VINGOBOW 100VB is a full-size (4/4) advanced carbon fiber violin bow featuring natural black Mongolian horsehair for a powerful, rich tone. Weighing approximately 60g and measuring 74.5 cm, it offers superior durability and flexibility compared to traditional Pernambuco bows. Handcrafted with precision balance and classic ebony frog, this bow is tailored for advanced students seeking exceptional control, resilience, and a bold sound that commands attention.

## Description

Buy Carbon Fiber Violin Bow 4/4 Size VINGOBOW 100VB 74.5 cm Full 4 4 for Advanced Student Straight Parisian Eyes Ebony Frog Unbleached Mongolian Black Horse Hair Powerful and Wild Tone Smooth Screw: Violin - desertcart.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

Review: This bow loves a DARK rosin - UPDATE: 10/22/2025: Yep, I am STILL using this bow, and I've only had to pluck, I want to say, 15 or 20 hairs. It's still thick and full where much newer bows I use with my e-violin are going severely bald. I don't know if that's because I tend to play harder on the e-violin whereas I tend to prefer more folksy fiddle playing on my violin? But I don't normally do these review updates unless a product is really bad or really, really good, and, you can guess which one this is. When I get a new bow for my e-violin (because it's cheaper than rehairng them honestly) I'll most likely pick up a second one of these 💜 0UPDATE: 2/21/2024: I am still enamered with this bow. The quality of tone I get out of my violin using it with Magic clear rosin is just incredible, and what's more, it looks as good as the day I got it, not a single hair out of place yet. I'd also swear I don't need to rosin my bow nearly as often, though again that may be a combination of bow and rosin. As I've said previously, this bow loves a dark rosin, and I love it! EDIT: 12/25/2023 (Yes, really :D Merry Christmas!) This bow loves a dark rosin. See the end of my review for more details, but TL:DR: if you're not getting good tone, switch to a stickier dark rosin like D'iadario Kaplain Dark or Magic 3G. Yes, I am a Vine Voice. No, this is not a Vine Voice review. I am happy to have paid full price for this bow, and it was worth every penny. Okay, just a really fast warning for those of you in an organized orchestra setting. Ask your director first, if it's okay for you to use a black haired bow. Some of them are ferociously strict about uniformity of appearance. If you only plan to use it for practice or non traditional settings, then ignore this and read on! So off the top, quality is really impressive. The carbon fiber stick is flexible like any good bow should be, but not *too* flexible. It's a tiny bit lighter than my old bow, but it's got better balance. I don't find myself fighting with it nearly as much to get a clean note at either tip or frog. Whether that's due to balance or weight, I can't say. I'll have to ask my mentor later, but it feels natural playing fast or slow, and I am in love with it. I can't speak to this bow's quality for an intermediate or advanced player. I've only been playing the violin for 2 years, and of those two years, I had to stop for six months because of an old, unrelated shoulder injury flaring up. So my sound is not going to be on par with someone who's been playing since they were 2 years old, but as an adult student with 30 years of musicianship under her belt, I like to think I know a good violin sound from the tortured screeching I was making when I first started, and this bow, for me, performs on par with my $100 student brazilwood bow. As for the black vs white hair debate, I've been told by teachers and advanced students that black hair has a drastic effect on the tone. I don't know a single one of them that's told me that, that have actually tried p laying with one. It's always "I know cellists who use a black bow because xyz which is bad for violin" so your mileage may vary. For me, as a student? I can't hear that drastic of a difference. Some caveats though: I play with dark rosin. I love the feel of a good, sticky rosin on my bow, and the sound that I get out of my violin. And to me, I can't hear a noticable difference between this and my white hair bows when using Magic 3G or Kaplain Dark in general playing. I can really make it bite and growl if I want to, but I can also make it sing. On fast pieces (Irish jigs in particular), it's as sweet and warm as my Hoffmann bow, again, to my ear, and I've gotten no complaints yet from the neighbors either. If you've got $50, maybe give this one or the Viotti a chance. I was going to try the Viotti next, but now I'm going to keep this one for awhile and see if I still love it in a year, as much as I do now. UPDATE: So after spending some time, and several hours of practice with this bow, I've found that it REALLY likes a dark rosin. I'm actually using Magic 3G, which is a clear rosin, but it's sticky like dark rosin. I tried out my light D'iadario Kaplain, and it was gliding over the strings instead of really biting down. This may just be because I'm playing indoors, in winter, which means super low humidity, but like I said in the TLDR at the top, if you're having problems even after rosining your bow, get a darker rosin, or Magic 3G (I love this stuff!). I stand by my original review, the bow is easily on par with, or better than, my gen 1 Fiddlerman carbon fiber bow I bought 3 years ago, which honestly didn't impress me nearly as much as this one has. :)
Review: Great for the price. Entry level plus . - These are excellent carbon bows. But what do i know. ? I returned one and received another quickly. It works perfectly and smoothly. Must be rosened well upon arrival as its new. This takes some time. Be patient and the sound was excellent. I purchased another brazilwood bow from them that was inexpensive but the quality was a good as their reputation. Both are superior to the old 30 hair bow found with the instrument. The carbon bow delivers a different sound . Less mellow or simple than the brazilwood . As im new im learning tons about my instruments capabilities. These bows have a prominent place in my instrument case. Note these bows are hand made. Both the carbon fiber bows came with a few loose hairs. I clipped clean to the frog or tip as required. Would never know there was a hair there and for heavens sake these hairs are laid in by hand. ( up to 170 ) Got to love these luthiers. Pleased so far and im am recommending the product.

## Features

- BLACK HORSEHAIR - More and more players tried and loved black haired violin bows. We use natural black Mongolian horsehair with great resilience for the carbon bow, making it easier to be rosined. Black horsehair is thicker than white hair, delivers you loud and wild tone surprisingly.
- ADVANCED PERFORMANCE - Your Vingobow violin bow was made by old experienced bowmaker. The carbon arch will provide you loud and wild tone. Recommended for advanced players.
- QUALITY CARBON FIBER - The stick of the advanced carbon violin bow is stronger and more durable than Pernambuco, with well bounce and great flexibility. The 4/4 sized arch is lightweight, close to 60g and approx. 74.5cm including the screw. Easy to play.
- PERFECT BALANCE POINT - Balance point is very important for a fiddle bow. Our maker always adjusts it several times to ensure it is in the right range. Great balance point enables players easier to control a bow.
- CAREFULLY HANDMADE - The full sized advanced Vingobow black carbon violin bow is totally made through traditional handcraft skills. Straight stick, clean work, ready to play.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0813611VP |
| Back Material | Carbon Fiber |
| Best Sellers Rank | #13,665 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #17 in Violin Bows |
| Body Material | Carbon Fiber |
| Color Name | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (351) |
| Date First Available | November 5, 2019 |
| Item Weight | 2.12 ounces |
| Item model number | 100VB |
| Number of Strings | 4 |
| Product Dimensions | 29.33 x 0.51 x 1.06 inches |
| Size | 4/4 |
| String Material | Horsehair |
| Top Material | Carbon Fiber, Ebony |

## Product Details

- **Back Material Type:** Carbon Fiber
- **Brand:** VINGOBOW
- **Color:** Black
- **Finish Type:** Polished
- **Instrument:** Violin
- **Item Weight:** 60 Grams
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 29.33 x 0.51 x 1.06 inches
- **Size:** 4/4
- **String Material Type:** Horsehair
- **Top Material Type:** Carbon Fiber, Ebony

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is it a handmade bow?**
A: Yes. It was made via old experienced maker - over 20 processes - with sharp tools and knives by handwork. It may have slight differences in weight, length, and possible small trails or slight scratches on bow stick or frog as a handmade bow.

**Q: Has the bow been rosined?**
A: No, this is a brand-new bow that has never been rosined yet. Vingobows have no special requirements on rosin brand, please just use your preferred one for it.

**Q: What should I do if my bow get a problem?**
A: Please use Amazon messaging function to get help. You are surely guaranteed and we are always here to support you.

**Q: What should I do if I want to buy a bow with my own preferences for bows?**
A: Please use Amazon messaging function to get VIP service and advice on bows.

**Q: Why so many players trust VINGOBOW?**
A: We are very serious to make and provide players with satisfying bows and service. We have listened to many voices of players and have been making further efforts to optimize our bows for higher performance and more comfortable playing since 2009.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This bow loves a DARK rosin
*by D***O on December 20, 2023*

UPDATE: 10/22/2025: Yep, I am STILL using this bow, and I've only had to pluck, I want to say, 15 or 20 hairs. It's still thick and full where much newer bows I use with my e-violin are going severely bald. I don't know if that's because I tend to play harder on the e-violin whereas I tend to prefer more folksy fiddle playing on my violin? But I don't normally do these review updates unless a product is really bad or really, really good, and, you can guess which one this is. When I get a new bow for my e-violin (because it's cheaper than rehairng them honestly) I'll most likely pick up a second one of these 💜 0UPDATE: 2/21/2024: I am still enamered with this bow. The quality of tone I get out of my violin using it with Magic clear rosin is just incredible, and what's more, it looks as good as the day I got it, not a single hair out of place yet. I'd also swear I don't need to rosin my bow nearly as often, though again that may be a combination of bow and rosin. As I've said previously, this bow loves a dark rosin, and I love it! EDIT: 12/25/2023 (Yes, really :D Merry Christmas!) This bow loves a dark rosin. See the end of my review for more details, but TL:DR: if you're not getting good tone, switch to a stickier dark rosin like D'iadario Kaplain Dark or Magic 3G. Yes, I am a Vine Voice. No, this is not a Vine Voice review. I am happy to have paid full price for this bow, and it was worth every penny. Okay, just a really fast warning for those of you in an organized orchestra setting. Ask your director first, if it's okay for you to use a black haired bow. Some of them are ferociously strict about uniformity of appearance. If you only plan to use it for practice or non traditional settings, then ignore this and read on! So off the top, quality is really impressive. The carbon fiber stick is flexible like any good bow should be, but not *too* flexible. It's a tiny bit lighter than my old bow, but it's got better balance. I don't find myself fighting with it nearly as much to get a clean note at either tip or frog. Whether that's due to balance or weight, I can't say. I'll have to ask my mentor later, but it feels natural playing fast or slow, and I am in love with it. I can't speak to this bow's quality for an intermediate or advanced player. I've only been playing the violin for 2 years, and of those two years, I had to stop for six months because of an old, unrelated shoulder injury flaring up. So my sound is not going to be on par with someone who's been playing since they were 2 years old, but as an adult student with 30 years of musicianship under her belt, I like to think I know a good violin sound from the tortured screeching I was making when I first started, and this bow, for me, performs on par with my $100 student brazilwood bow. As for the black vs white hair debate, I've been told by teachers and advanced students that black hair has a drastic effect on the tone. I don't know a single one of them that's told me that, that have actually tried p laying with one. It's always "I know cellists who use a black bow because xyz which is bad for violin" so your mileage may vary. For me, as a student? I can't hear that drastic of a difference. Some caveats though: I play with dark rosin. I love the feel of a good, sticky rosin on my bow, and the sound that I get out of my violin. And to me, I can't hear a noticable difference between this and my white hair bows when using Magic 3G or Kaplain Dark in general playing. I can really make it bite and growl if I want to, but I can also make it sing. On fast pieces (Irish jigs in particular), it's as sweet and warm as my Hoffmann bow, again, to my ear, and I've gotten no complaints yet from the neighbors either. If you've got $50, maybe give this one or the Viotti a chance. I was going to try the Viotti next, but now I'm going to keep this one for awhile and see if I still love it in a year, as much as I do now. UPDATE: So after spending some time, and several hours of practice with this bow, I've found that it REALLY likes a dark rosin. I'm actually using Magic 3G, which is a clear rosin, but it's sticky like dark rosin. I tried out my light D'iadario Kaplain, and it was gliding over the strings instead of really biting down. This may just be because I'm playing indoors, in winter, which means super low humidity, but like I said in the TLDR at the top, if you're having problems even after rosining your bow, get a darker rosin, or Magic 3G (I love this stuff!). I stand by my original review, the bow is easily on par with, or better than, my gen 1 Fiddlerman carbon fiber bow I bought 3 years ago, which honestly didn't impress me nearly as much as this one has. :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for the price. Entry level plus .
*by M***Z on November 18, 2025*

These are excellent carbon bows. But what do i know. ? I returned one and received another quickly. It works perfectly and smoothly. Must be rosened well upon arrival as its new. This takes some time. Be patient and the sound was excellent. I purchased another brazilwood bow from them that was inexpensive but the quality was a good as their reputation. Both are superior to the old 30 hair bow found with the instrument. The carbon bow delivers a different sound . Less mellow or simple than the brazilwood . As im new im learning tons about my instruments capabilities. These bows have a prominent place in my instrument case. Note these bows are hand made. Both the carbon fiber bows came with a few loose hairs. I clipped clean to the frog or tip as required. Would never know there was a hair there and for heavens sake these hairs are laid in by hand. ( up to 170 ) Got to love these luthiers. Pleased so far and im am recommending the product.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heavier Thai thot b
*by P***A on September 1, 2025*

Had broken hairs on asrival. Had to treat area with fungus killerinHope but too early but traveling well is questionable.

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