Winsor & NewtonWinton Long Handle Brush (5 Pack) (Round 6, Filbert 6, Flat 6, Bright 8, Fan 3)

Bought on sale.. 50% cheaper than the Online Art Store

Perfect for its price, Perfect for any level of painter. Winsor and Newton is always high quality and you can never go wrong with it.

Less quality I expected from the brand. The brissels often unaline from the brush going inal directions. The brush length is nice.

I love it

Great quality for a cheap price.

You guys cannot live without this product you have to have to get it if you do Plein Air perfect if you work in acrylics and you are in a cold moist area this product is beautiful I recommend to buy buy one for your friends will love you for a long time

Great quality brushes for amateur or professional

i’m very new to oil painting, and oil paint brushes. however, i do know that brushes made from hog’s hair are much stiffer. i’m most comfortable with watercolor, and can spot a good watercolor brush easy.these brushes on the other hand, i’m just not so sure of? i know natural hair (especially kolinsky) gets scraggly when dry, but i wasn’t sure if hog’s hair did the same?after i washed out the stiffening agent in these brushes, the bristles just kinda went everywhere…and i noticed that a lot of the individual hairs actually have split ends on them.i’m just not experienced enough with this type of brush to be able to say whether they’re good quality or not, but i wanted to share photos here regardless for others to see.i ended up just clipping the stray hairs with nail clippers, and i’m thinking about dipping them in some walnut oil and letting them dry so that maybe they can reform a bit.