William Salchow Rosin

Pros: It seems to bed in more quickly than my rather aged block of Hidersine, suggesting it is rather softer, but so far I haven't had to rosin the bow more than before, so it seems to stick to the hair well enough. I bought it to go with a new bow, so it's hard to tell whether it made any significant difference to the bow's performance, but it certainly doesn't detract from it.

Cons: It isn't in a box, but comes in wrapped in a thick cloth with a tie which works, but is a bit more fiddly to do up than a box would be.

Pros: Gives a great even grip with just enough bite Makes me seems like a better player Not overly expensive

Cons: Violinists keep nicking it I keep dropping it

Pros: a good rosin, nice tone.

Cons: no cons.

Other: this light rosin is not too bright.,better for my sensitive left ear..

Pros: Works really well.

Cons: No cons at all.

Pros: This is a good, dark rosin that works well for violin, especially in the colder winter months. It's sticky, but not so much that it becomes limiting. I'm using with Peter Infeld strings.

Cons: A little dusty, but but not too bad.