The only caveats are that it only lasts about a year, and leaves a powdery residue, meaning you have to clean the bass more often, but even so, Nymans rosin is totally worth these small issues.

The grip is far better than Pops and the better grip yields a more positive contact with less string noise and better tone quality

I tried this out for a Christmas Carols sign-along and had much better grip on the strings and a noticeable increase in volume.

My repairman recommended this rosin a number of years ago and I love it

The grip is far better than Pops and the better grip yields a more positive contact with less string noise and better tone quality

In that application, it grabs the string well but the tone is very nice; not "rosiny" like I half expected

Great product!

It was a very good product.

The grip is far better than Pops and the better grip yields a more positive contact with less string noise and better tone quality

The grip is far better than Pops and the better grip yields a more positive contact with less string noise and better tone quality

It's not bad by any means, just not as easy to pull as Pop's, it really is showing my technique deficiencies.

Best price I have found around

I've been using another brand of rosin and this is a clear upgrade

It is a hard rosin in a foil metal cup but with just the right stickiness factor once applied.

My repairman recommended this rosin a number of years ago and I love it

My repairman recommended this rosin a number of years ago and I love it

I learned from a professional bassist at SF Symphony that my prior rosin was not sticky enough.

It is a hard rosin in a foil metal cup but with just the right stickiness factor once applied.

when i would rosin my bass bow the rosin would have large parts crack off