Addi addiSwing Maxi 4.0 Sewing Machine Review

I have long arm, long fingers. I ordered an Addy Swing Maxi and a Clover Hook. I tried Clover once, got Eddie a maxi swing and didn't put it off. I will try the Addi swing without the Maxi. The extended tip is great for stitches where you leave a lot of loops on your hook, but I'd like to try a regular addi swing because I've found that the maxis' tail sometimes gets stuck in what I was working on on. . It depends on how you hold the hook, your hand size, and personal preference. I had less…

This is the most comfortable hook I have ever held in my hands. Even yesterday, when I picked it up for the first time, I immediately noticed a difference in feeling. The ONLY thing I have to say is that I hold my hook like a knife not a pencil and I can't see how it's going to work who's holding their hooks like that. Good luck because I LOVE it. Expensive but I'll wait for other sizes to come out.

I've always had trouble holding the hook, not anymore. This crochet hook gave me the ability to work faster and longer and built my crochet confidence. This is literally life changing! I will never go back to "normal" hooks! I can't wait to see what I create with this crochet, what miracles can happen, what projects I can bring to life! I haven't seen a better hook than this in over ten years! There's nothing I can't do!

I have hooks for knife holders from many well-known brands. I have compared this hook to several. 5 grams/0.34 lbs @ Tulip Etimo 4 mm $10-15 These hooks all have two things in common: ergonomics and high slip resistance. All but the Furls hook are tapered. Furls is integrated. Furls and Pyrm are acrylic/plastic hooks. Addi and Tulip Aluminum. Of all the hooks, Addy is the hardest for me. It's very close in weight to the Furls Oddessy collection. I personally prefer built-in hooks, but Addi…