🧶 32-inch (80cm) Circular Knitting Needle: addi Turbo Sock Rockets - Size US 0 (2.00 mm) Review

They're Great! They are fast but not that slippery. Best quality cords. There is no problem if the stitches go from the cord to the tip. Very tapered peonies, no problem making cuts.

One needle bent due to lack of packaging I was able to mostly straighten it, but needles once bent are never the same. Also, these are not turbojet needles. You're just a rocket. False advertising. As they work, the turbo rockets have sharper ends, making it easier to hit the smaller strands.

It's nice but make sure you know the US exchange unit for mm as they are slightly different. i love dots I started knitting socks 3 times before realizing I needed a smaller needle size and since I didn't have a size 0 I jumped on sock rockets because my knitting friends love them and I understand why. These are long needles (metal part) and I love it. I only make one sock at a time so 32 inches is fine, but if you're making two socks at a time, 32 inches is way too short for cord.

When I first learned to knit about 5 years ago, the first metal needles I bought were from addi (except for Susan Bates). My first addi set was terrible. They began chipping the tips where my rope was clinging and sometimes left paper cuts on my fingertips. I ended up throwing them away and stuck with Susan Bates needles for a while. Lately I've learned to knit socks and started ChiaGoo, but the cable was too stiff for me. I've tried KnitPicks but the shipping isn't worth buying a set or two…