Etimo Crochet Hook, Size 10/6.00mm

These hooks are amazing! They flow through the yarn like a knife through hot butter. They are simply amazing. They feel great in the hand and are my favorite!

this was the only brand of crochet hook that I did not have . The price was good so I thought I would try them. I am glad I did. Soon to be my favorite hook.

The item came on time and was well wrapped. It is so comfortable to use! The hook itself is so smooth and the handle fits my hand well. The fact that it has a thumb rest is very important to me so I am especially pleased with that feature. The red color is really attractive --more like a cranberry shade but I love it since Im a fan of both colors.

This hook seems easier to use, slides like silk, easy to keep gauge.

Like all Tulips hooks, quality n comfort. Worth every penny. Glides smoothly with all grades of yarn, extremely comfortable for hours of crocheting. Highly recommend.

Tengo un juego de crochet tulio y quería tener las numeraciones que me faltaban.

I’ve been wanting to try this hook for years, but I ended up buying a set of Clover Amours. Then I recently saw a good review of these hooks on a Facebook group and decided to buy one myself. It’s very similar to my Clover hook, but with a few differences. The head is slightly more pointy on the Tulip, which I like. That was one gripe about the Clover. The head isn’t quite as pointy as I need sometimes. The Clover has a nice silky silicone grip, but the Tulip grip feels more comfortable for my hold. I have some kind of pencil hold. The Tulip grip is a bit thinner and just feels more comfy. I’m not sure if the Tulip hook is lighter, or if it is just balanced differently, but overall it feels much more comfortable. At least this 6mm one anyway. However, there is one big problem. The letters on the back of the hook that says Tulip Japan. They stick out and due to my specific hold, they rub on the side of my knuckle. Because of that, I am thinking about returning the hooks. I have had a few issues with the word Japan on the back of the Clover, but the addition of the word Tulip on these just makes it a lot worse. If I kept this hook for some reason I would have to sand down the words. But I don’t know if I want to bother. So overall I think I would prefer these hooks to the Clover if I didn’t have such a problem with the words sticking up on the back.

Simply the best if you want your yarn to slide without effort

This is a really nice crochet hook, but I still prefer Clover Amour hooks.

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