Large-Eye Blunt Needles Yarn Knitting Plus Crochet Hooks Set with Case for Arthritic Hands, Ergonomic Handle. Best Gift!

Bought these as a gift for my sister for Christmas and she's absolutely in love with them and uses them constantly. They make her hand feel so much better with the ergonomic handle. The storage pouch an added bonus.

I was debating between this set and a far more expensive set (the Clove Amour hooks). But I decided that, for me, this would be a better deal. I'm between a beginner and intermediate crocheter. Plus, I get the tapestry needles and some stitch markers, both of which I needed to get anyway; it would have been an additional cost if I'd gone with the Clover hooks. And the little pencil pouch-like holder that comes with this is super cute. As far as hook quality, these are fantastic! I think they're better than my non-ergonomic aluminum ones. The handles kind of feel like they're silicon, so they're not a hard plastic, but they're firm. The metal hook is smooth, I haven't had problems with snagging - I've had the opposite, in fact. They glide through yarn beautifully. The ergonomic handle is such a relief for my hand. When I crochet with my aluminum hooks, I can really feel it in the wrist and the muscles of my last ring and pinky fingers, but with these hooks my hand has far less tension in it, which leads to wrist and hand pain. I think this is because these hooks are ever so slightly heavier than the aluminum hooks, so there's more balance going on in your hand when you're gripping the hook. I feel like my stitches are tighter and cleaner because of this. There were a lot of complaints about the numbers rubbing off. This is true; they do rub/chip off really easily. But as you can see in my pictures, they are STAMPED on the back with the number size. I wrote in the letter size (except for size 7/4.50 because that was already stamped). That really is not a problem. If you have trouble seeing the stamp, you can take a fine point Sharpie and just color in the stamp. Or leave it, whatever you want to do. Just don't worry about not knowing what size a hook is because the numbers wore off, because you don't have to :)

I adore this crochet kit. A large set of ergonomic hooks in the more common sizes, a case full of yarn needles (no losing needles anymore!) and a small collection of stitch markers, all in a little handheld case! It's so convenient. The only thing it's missing is scissors, so I bought a small pair of yarn snips to put inside, and they fit in there just fine with the rest! The stitch markers are cheap and flimsy, but I haven't broken all of them yet lol, and the kit is still such good value that my roommate bought one for herself!

A cute and a little fancy crochet tool pouch is perfect. Fits nicely in the craft travel bags. Came with cushioned hooks, needles and counters. The pouch itself is an adorable pattern with a lace accent near the zipper. Tools that came with the set are bright and light weight which makes the functional and easy to hold. At first the zipper seemed to stick but after running it back and forth a few times it appears to work correctly. There is still room in the pouch for more tools.

For years I used the standard metal crochet hooks, but decided to give these a try. The standard ones cause hand cramps after a few hours of crocheting at a time. I have had ergonomic crochet hooks for a little over two months and use them a lot. So far they are the best. Trying them side by side with the standard metal crochet hooks was eye opening. It did take some getting used to but no hand cramps. <3 Only thing I would change is the bottom of the part that goes into your hand, I would love to see that rounded off and less sharp.I just tried Loops & Thread ergonomic crochet hooks. The overall hook grip was a lot wider and far more sturdy. I have smallish hands, so they weren't very comfortable.I'm sticking with the WooCrafts hooks for now. I definitely would rebuy them.

I bought the 9 piece set and I'm really happy with the quality. Can't believe the price. My only regret is that I didn't buy the 14 piece set. I can't find a separate set with just the larger hooks so I've had to try other brands that I'm less happy with.

Very good for starters, I made some very cute baby stuffs.

I've probably been crocheting since I was a child. My mother did crafts a lot and taught me knitting and crocheting when I was about 7 years old. So I have a collection of tools that are decades old. I just started crocheting with fine crochet thread but being that I am now quite "senior" my fingers cramp up a lot using those skinny classic crochet hooks. I saw sets of ergonomic hooks on Amazon but this set came with some extras and was priced nearly the same as the sets with only the hooks. I figured they would take a month to get to me from Asia being that the price was so low. Well, surprise-- they came to me in two days by UPS! Everything was in a padded mailing envelope but the items within were packaged very nicely and not in a big jumble. The fabric bag is sewn well and the needle case is quite durable. The crochet hooks are smooth metal with handles made of non-slip silicone rubber. I have not done a complete project yet with these hooks but they do feel comfortable in my hand. The only small gripe I have is that it is hard to read the size on the handle. Fortunately they are different colors so I plan to make a color guide so I can find my sizes quickly. the stitch markers are not the type I've used before so I can't really judge them. (Bobby pins work fine for me) In all, I would say this set is a bargain.