Say goodbye to skin allergy with Rayzm leather violin chin rest
Have to stop playing your violin or fiddle due to the irritating skin allergy ?
why stop playing, a non-allergenic leather chin rest will be a good solution for you!
Rayzm combination of violin chin rest and shoulder rest is made of genuine cow leather and sheep leather, is very soft and skin friendly.
Meanwhile, it is very light that you can hardly feel any added weight on your violin when playing.
It is designed to facilitate ease of movement in violin playing, and help you play comfortably and effortlessly.

Padded shoulder pad:
The shoulder pad is filled with 2mm thick EVA cushion that helps your shoulder to remain relaxed while playing.
The area where the shoulder pad makes contact with your shoulder and chin is made of cow leather to prevent skin allergies,
and the other part of the shoulder pad is made of soft sheep leather to give you the maximum comfort while playing.

Important note :
Every violin player has a different body (Such as a longer or shorter neck, broad or sloping shoulder), so no single shoulder rest works for everyone.
This shoulder pad is removable if you prefer to use this chin rest with your own shoulder rest, as it is held together to the chin rest with hook & loop.

How to use:
1.Put it on the existing chin rest of your violin.
2.Attach the two latex fasteners on the back of your violin.

Specifications :
Suit for : 4/4 (full size ) violin and 3/4 violin
Type: for right-handed person only
Material : Sheep leather + cow leather + 2cm thickness EVA inside the shoulder Pad
Chin rest and shoulder rest size : as indicated in the photos
Weight : 50g

Package Dimensions	18 x 13.2 x 2.4 cm; 20 g
Manufacturer reference	StopV-1
Body Material	Leather
Colour	Brown
Number of Strings	4
Size	44655
Item Weight	20 g

Rayzm Sheep Leather Violin Chin Rest, Violin Shoulder Rest for Most Standard 4/4 (Full size) & 3/4 Violins, for Right -Handed Players Only, Removable Shoulder Pad, Comfortable and Non-allergenic.

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