Why use a Bass endpin rest? Endpin rests help bassists stop their bass endpin from sliding. Additional terms used to describe endpin rests include: endpin stops, donuts, rockstops, endpin anchors and endpin holders. Some of the devices used by bassists to secure their endpin include: round, rubber endpin holders (the round shape has earned the nickname "donut"); endpin straps; peg board sheets and carpet remnants. The following endpin rests are a sampling of the numerous styles available. Many bassists also find it helpful to transport their bass using methods such as a bass transport wheel (the wheel shaft inserts in the bass endpin socket); a "bass buggie" (wheels that strap to the bass); a trolley cart; or a bass case with wheels.
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