I too love the Prym hooks. I love the size and shape of the handle and need much less wrist movement while working. I also love the nice pointy hook end. But I have found the shaft has become scratched and much less slippery. I can now hear the yarn on the shaft. I think this is because I have been using acrylic yarn.
I love my clover armour. I also use knitpro which I also really enjoy. I found the prym hooks squeaked. I have hEDS along with intractable migraine (24/7 continuous migraine that is over 7 years and no end in sight). I found the clover and knitpro allow me to crochet longer when I am well enough to actually do it.
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I too love the Prym hooks. I love the size and shape of the handle and need much less wrist movement while working. I also love the nice pointy hook end. But I have found the shaft has become scratched and much less slippery. I can now hear the yarn on the shaft. I think this is because I have been using acrylic yarn.
Unfortunately my smaller hook snapped but I live the prym hooks too as I like how pointy they are, wish they were more durable 😔
Am in Ghana methodist junction how can I get larger crochet hooks and yarns
The handle and head are a no for me on the knit pro. Tulip etimo for me😀
Still not tried these but will put them on my list 👍🏻
I love my clover armour. I also use knitpro which I also really enjoy. I found the prym hooks squeaked. I have hEDS along with intractable migraine (24/7 continuous migraine that is over 7 years and no end in sight). I found the clover and knitpro allow me to crochet longer when I am well enough to actually do it.
A lot of people say clover hooks also. I think I'll give them a try next 😊 I like the shape of the prym hooks but still wary that they are plastic 😬
My knitpro handles go sticky
Oh no that's not good. Maybe that's something I'll encounter the longer I use them 😬