Comments about Da Vinci Russian Red Sable Filbert Series 1824:

I bought two brushes from this range, a filbert and a flat. The flat is great, although not as dense in bristles as other sables I have. The filbert has endlessly falling out bristles, every time I make a stroke a bristle or two falls out. I've tried clamping the ferrule tighter with pliers, to no avail. the quality and spring of the bristle is fine, but I just cant stand the continual fall out of bristles.

Comments about Da Vinci Brushes Da Vinci Russian Red Sable Filbert Series 1824:

These brushes are extremely easy to work with. The hair is solid and has very nice spring or snap. It seems to me that the hairs are cut very evenly so while using the brush its much easier to control. The hairs are so close to how my other "kolinsky" brushes feel it's hard to tell the difference. Usually red sable brushes are a little more flexible or dare I say thin that they have little to no spring. The ferrels are like many other brushes I have but the handles are smooth and the gray paint used on them is matte so in my opinion they are easier to grip. Sometimes handles can be too glossy and it makes them a bit slippery. I really enjoy these brushes and I thank Da Vinci for make them.