Great bow. Very balanced in terms of weight. Creates good sound.

I just purchased this bow and it is an excellent bow. It is light but not overly so like some other carbon fiber bows can be. I love the tone it produces on my violin! It is very well balanced as well and the tone is clear and very smooth. I would very highly recommend this bow to anyone who is looking for an upgrade or likes a carbon fiber type bow. Your results may differ to mine but I would also very much recommend the Shar in home trial too.

This bow is very light and very well balanced. I love it.

I've had my new Luma bow for a week now and I am really happy with it. It is noticeably lighter than my old Coda Conservatory bow and very easy to handle. My teacher tried it out and praised it for its lightness and for being particularly well balanced. I was concerned that being so light, it might not track very straight but that's not the case and it seems to track (for me) straighter than my heavier bow. The attack and articulation seem very crisp, but I will reserve final judgment until all the fresh rosin gets worked into the hairs. And this is my only complaint: I wish they would pre-rosin the bow with powdered rosin, the way they do at the luthier. I think it will probably be another week or so until I can get the rosin level just right and get a real feel for the articulation. Either way, this is a great bow, very fine-looking workmanship, and I think a really good value.

I've had this bow for about two months and even though I think it's a great bow with excellent quality it didn't work for me. I loved it because it is very light and and responds well but it has a very stiff shaft which does work for others but not with me which made my spiccato very difficult. But if you prefer a stiffer bow the Luma is a good match for you!