Replacement foot tube for all Wolf shoulder rests. Priced per tube.
Teacher
12
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Pros: So much better to replace just the little rubber tubes than the whole shoulder rest
Cons: You need to know that the rubber needs to be gently warmed before you will be able to get these onto the shoulder rest. I put them into a cup of hot (not boiling!) water for a minute, then they went on easily.
Beginner
Keen Amateur
4
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4
found the following review helpful
Pros: Really good and grippy!
Cons: none
Other: My shoulder rest was about 10 years old, the rubber feet had become smooth and slippery, so it often slipped off the violin. It was really easy to replace the foot tubes, I cut the old ones off then just a slight touch of water and soap allowed the new ones to slide on easily. The shoulder rest now grips onto the violin really well - like new again.
Keen Amateur
4
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5
found the following review helpful
Pros: They do the job - they've replaced the worn-out ones and now my Wolf Primo doesn't keep falling off my violin. And they're easy to get on with a little saliva - no need to buy expensive moisturising products.
Cons: nothing
Grade 8+
5
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7
found the following review helpful
Pros: Perfect fit, restored my Wolf shoulder rest to as new.
Cons: No dislikes.
Other: You can buy kits which costs a little more and contain a fitting liquid plus the four new tubes. In fact, the only thing you need to do is add a very, very small smeer of liquid soap to get them on. But I do mean a very small amount otherwise they'll just pop off again!! I imagine that rubber glue for mending bicycle puncture would do the job as well.
Keen Amateur
1
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1
found the following review helpful
Pros: Did the job perfectly once someone advised me to pop them in warm water before trying to put them on - then the process was easy!
Cons: They should come with advice to warm in water prior to application to save a lot of wasted time.
Keen Amateur
Professional
Beginner
Keen Amateur