Clover Amour Crochet Hook Set: 3.5mm & 3.50mm, Red - High Quality Ergonomic Hooks for Smooth Crocheting Review

I prefer cloverleaf hooks. When I first started crocheting I started with white plastic needles and after a while half of them broke in half. Then I switched to aluminum, they were normal, but my hands were strained. I tried adding handles to them but this made them uncomfortable to hold. So I tried these Clover Armor hooks and loved them. They fit my hand well, don't jam and I can crochet faster and longer. I've also tried Clover Soft Touch hooks, but I prefer Armor. I have this 3.5mm hook…

I haven't done a cost comparison/analysis to see how much these hooks cost compared to Etimo Tulip hooks; however, they are VERY similar in hand. So compare the costs and see if they are cheaper than Etimos. Because if you are unsure about choosing Etimo Tulips and Etimos are more expensive, try these hooks. I also tried Clover Soft Touch hooks. And if I had to choose between Clover Soft Touch and Clover Amour, I would definitely choose Clover Amour. (I find that the Clover Soft Touch crochet…

I have been crocheting with Boyle crochet hooks for over 40 years. I have carpal tunnel and the onset of arthritis in my hands. I started using these hooks to relieve my arm cramps from solid metal hooks. This hook is light and comfortable to hold, but I have one small complaint - the depth of the hook to hold the yarn. I'm used to a deeper hook and a slightly sharper end. This hook is too small for me and it took me a while to get used to it. I use it over and over again as the soft grip means