pBone Bb Plastic Trombone - Lightweight pInstruments Design with Ergonomic Grip - Includes Mouthpieces & Carrying Bag - Authentic Bb Sound for Students & Beginners - Durable ABS - Pink

The media could not be loaded. Friend had one growing up and I always wanted one of my own. Sounds awesome and pretty near standard trombones, even though it's made of plastic and not brass. Sounds super authentic. Color varieties are cool. Comes with a slim, soft case. Great for beginners or for practicing at home.

If you are not sure your child will continue playing the trombone after a few months, this is the way to go.It is less expensive than a metal trombone and they'll be the talk of the band with this brightly colored trombone.It slides well and has a great sound.

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I have played trombone since I was 10 and wanted to get back to playing it after graduating college. Sounded just like a regular trombone. The only thing I would suggest is getting a metal trombone mouthpiece for better sound quality.

It is a really fun, light, beautifully sounding instrument. Sounds even better with a metal mouthpiece. It's good for beginners.

OK, so I've played trombone for several years. I have a really nice Bach 42bog. This doesn't sound anything like my nice horn.But I'm teaching my kids how to play. I'm not going to hand over my nice trombone. I have more sense than that. I know what I did to my trombone when I was a kid...These play pretty well. They're cheap. And my kids have dropped the slide several times and I haven't had to take it to a repair shop to get the dings taken out of the slide. So they're pretty durable.One thing - getting the slide to move well was a bit tricky. I didn't like how the slide oil was doing, so I used trombotine. Works great.

Cool product. A bit expensive. Not able to use in school. Sounds pretty good. Purchased for my daughter's birthday. She had to have it!!

The entire trombone section of the high school band got these in different colors. They are used at pep rallies. Everyone thinks that they are wonderful. My 14 year old grandson chose "pink" in honor of my bout with breast cancer.