Everest Standard Violin Shoulder Rest.
By Everest
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Purchase options
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Full (4/4) and 3/4 size
5
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£15.43 | |
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3/4 and 1/2 size
17
in stock
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£15.43 | |
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1/10, 1/8 and 1/4 size
12
in stock
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£15.43 |
Description
3D computer modelled design of the Everest shoulder rest raises the instrument to an ergonomically correct and comfortable playing angle. High grade ABS for extra strength and flexibility. Virtually unbreakable. Improved neoprene foam material and adhesive for durability. Ergonomically engineered fixed tilt with adjustable width and height. Increased curvature for high comfort. No skid and wear resistant.
Specifications
- Strong plastic frame
- Thick rubber padding
- Rubber encased metal feet.
- Width adjustable
- Higher and replaceable feet available.
Product demonstration
Customer reviews:
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Beginner
Very pleased
Pros: As a beginner to the violin (at age 40+) I needed a shoulder rest but not being sure of the best one to get I plumbed for the Everest. It fits my violin just great and has not fallen off or moved once. I have found the height adjustment to be good and most of all I find the rest to be comfortable. The price isn't too bad either. Delivery from Stringzone was very quick.
Cons: I have not found any yet.
Beginner
Beginner
Beginner
Advantages of the Everest shoulder rest.
Pros: I have only been playing for a few months and the everest shoulder rest has really helped. It is quick and easy to fit. The rest puts the violin in the most comfortable position for playing. I managed to play for twice as long before felling stressed and needing a rest. I would recommend it to anyone, it will make playing more comfortable and pleasurable.
Cons: No cons, they are amazing!
Beginner
Beginner
Good simple design but check the fit.
Pros: A good simple design, the fewer parts there are the less to go wrong. The grips do grip well and the shape fits the shoulder, however....
Cons: It fits the shoulder provided the user is young, slim and supple. Alas I am none of these and my head would have to have been at an impossible angle (for me).
Other: Not wanting to be beaten I made a small extension bracket which allows one of the grips to be moved and the shoulder rest then moved away from the shoulder and become more of a 'chest rest'. It works and I'm happy.
Beginner
Teacher
Excellent
Pros: excellent. best shoulder rest i have ever tried, and I have tried lots! Used Wolf for ages, but got fed up of it rolling itself off, and the feet perishing. Then used Kun - expensive and not very comfy. Then found this - stays on, fits well, very good playing position, love it! Amazing price.
Cons: nothing
Beginner
Beginner
