Review on 🧶 NuLink Crochet Hook Set: 36-Piece Ergonomic Soft Handle Kit with Case Holders - Perfect for Beginners and Experienced Crocheters by Dawn Fischer

Not quite sure what purpose this serves. First, something about knitting needles is mentioned. The photo shows, of course, that this has nothing to do with knitting. But the inclusion of that language symbolizes the issues I'm having with this product. Not a single craftsman was involved in its creation. If you're a beginner and your pattern doesn't specifically call for a needle that size, go elsewhere. Take a set of G and H and regular size needles. I have been crocheting for over 40 years. I've never seen a template that requires them. If you're experienced and really want that size, you're probably better off buying the one you want. But you already knew that. If you run into a motor timing problem that requires a larger hook, you'll want a set where A has a flattened center for easier gripping and B has a size that is clearly marked with high contrast to make it easy to read make. . You might be better off in the Q range too, as they're fairly large but still within reach with normal use. Darning needles are good. I have to give it to him. Stitch markers, while mediocre, are at least useful for crocheting. I will never understand why so many kits have closed crochet markers. You can't place them exactly between the stitches and shift them as the hook moves. But I digress. The sizes here are suitable for some other species. I'm not sure, What planet should they be sold on but I hope they don't end up on earth because they have to be giants. I've never seen such big hooks. I'm knitting a blanket with four strands of heavyweight worsted yarn knitted together, and even that doesn't require that big of a crochet hook. I think for single crochet the largest hook to sew should be about 2 inches long. I do not recommend this to anyone.