57 PCS Knitting & Crochet Kit, Aluminum Circular Knitting Needles Set 3.0mm–10.0mm with 4 Flexible Cables, Crochet Hooks & Accessories, Beginner Craft Starter Kit with Storage Case

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THESE! First of all they're my favorite color,red, and they come with everything I need for circular needles. One complaint I see about interchangeable circular needles are the needles unscrew from the cable. I just wrap masking tape around the connection and they never unscrew. These are very durable, flexible, and they make knitting a breeze.

I actually bought these 2 years ago. Gave them 5 stars but didn’t write a review. So I wanted to fix that and give these the credit they deserve. I love these needles! They’re nice a smooth and have good sharpish points, so I don’t have to fight them to get into tight spots. I’ve never had the joints catch on my yarn. I only had one time they unscrewed themselves and came apart - very early on, and once I got the hang of tightening them better, I haven’t ever had that problem again. Great price for an excellent set of needles.

So, I was sick of buying individual circular needles every time I had a new project, but I didn't want to spend a ton of money on a set. These needles are a great value for what you get. Please remember you MUST use the key in order to tighten the needles on the cord or they WILL loosen. That is not fun in the middle of knitting. There are several needle sizes, cord sizes and little goodies included. The case is nice because it keeps everything in one place. The yarn cutter is life. The very biggest drawback that I have found (and it is a doozy for me) is that the yarn catches on the join. It isn't the end of the world, but depending on the yarn you're using, it could be a big problem. One of the yarns I'm using now poses no problem. There is a kind of big problem on the other yarn I'm using. I vacillate between giving a 3 or a 4 star rating because so far, that's the only issue I personally have found. Are these the very best needles I've ever used? No. Are they perfectly acceptable? Yes. If you are looking to jump into the pool of interchangeable needles, I would say that these are not a bad start.

As a crocheter who is still relatively new to knitting, I wanted to get a set with almost everything I needed, but not spend too much money in case I decided I didn’t like knitting. This set is definitely not the best quality and I am not sure how long it will last, but for the price, I really can’t complain that much. I was able to finish knitting a sock using the magic circle with this set with only a few issues. First, I didn’t like that there were no directions with this kit, and the needles were not labeled on the needle itself. It does come with a piece of plastic that you can use to measure the needle to determine the size, but like I said, there were no directions so as a new knitter, some of the pieces were confusing to me, and I didn’t exactly know what they were for. Second, I did have to continually adjust the needles as the cord would unscrew a bit. Also, I’m still very new at knitting so my tension is not always great and I found sometimes I was probably knitting a little too tightly because the yarn would get stuck on where the needles connect to the cord - as I worked I was able to loosen the tension in my stitches a bit, and that seemed to help. Finally, when I was done, I noticed that one of the needles had a lot of wear on it that I didn’t necessarily notice in the beginning. I find it hard to believe that I was able to damage the needle that much just doing one small sock, so it could’ve arrived that way, and I just didn’t notice until the end. Either way they definitely aren’t the best quality but they will work for now.

This set has sharp crisp points. Ideal for stich pick up! I couldn't disagree more that the joints on them catch on yarn. Mine do no such thing. They stay tight if properly tightened. The point protectors work even if all you want to do is change cables mid stride. I am no beginner, I have had many needles since I was 7 years old. These actually work. Knit Denise needles are made in America, and I tried them. For me China is much better. They don't break in 10 stitches! The work is smooth and butiful. I am hard of vision so the red paint makes seeing much easier.

I know some people can be extra picky but these have really worked well with many different yarn brands and yarn types. Of looking for a reasonable price circular knit kit this is a good choice to get started it’s perfect for beginners as well.

I’m incredibly disappointed in these needles. I’ve had fewer frustrations with a very cheap set of bamboo needles than with this set. I will be returning these and saving up for something better. First of all, the needles already had wear on the tips of several sizes when they arrived. All I can figure is that I’m not the first to be returning this exact set. The transition from the main portion of the needle to the tip is very sudden, so they don’t glide smoothly against each other while stitching. You can see the harshness of the transition in my photos of the obviously worn tips. This makes for a less than pleasant knitting experience. The join between the cord and the metal piece is also harsh and catches on the yarn as you slide the stitches across. This is really frustrating, especially when it actually snags and damages the yarn. Several of the needles cannot screw all the way into place, leaving a gap that’s the perfect size to catch stitches in. My finer weight yarn got so well caught there that I had to remove the needle from the cord to free my yarn, as I couldn’t get a hold of the yarn to pull it free. The needles that do screw fully into place don’t stay secure. As you work, they come loose. Thankfully, getting stitches caught in the gap created is generally enough of a problem to catch it before the needles fully disconnect and cause you to lose stitches, but it’s still frustrating to deal with. The cord is very stiff. I work with the magic loop method quite a lot, but can’t do that with these cords because they aren’t flexible enough to work with. As a lifelong crocheter, I’d assumed that I could buy mid-range tools and be fine for quite a while before being forced to upgrade, since that was true for crochet hooks. However, this doesn’t seem to be true with knitting. If you want budget friendly, stick with fixed circulars. For interchangeable needles, quality truly matters and you very much get what you pay for. I wanted so much to love these needles, but I just can’t. They led to far too much frustration and no actual progress on projects, so I’m back to my cheap bamboo for the time being.

One of my first knitting projects and these knitting needles and cords held up. And I was tugging on them too.

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