Susan Bates 14154 Finishing Value Pack Knitting Needle, Assorted

These yarn needles are awesome! So much better than a standard needle. Easy to "thread". The needles can lflex and works with short yarn tails better than standard needles.

I was not sure what to expect, they look a little flimsy but they are not at all. It is so much easier to use than a typical needle, I often use more than one kind of yarn so being able to have the whole needle be the hole is so helpful making sure I can get all the yarn threaded. I will be getting more as some gifts soon. I recommend!!!I will say I tend to used them a size down than what is said though. I used the greenish one for most of the yard. I work with 6 weight and doubled/tripped 4 weight a lot and the blue one is just fine. When I tripple I sometimes need to use the blue. I have not needed yellow or red yet.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS! I saw this on TikTok because someone came up with the 3D printer version. I have a 3D printer, but I’m too lazy to mess with it, so I bought this set. Firstly, threading yarn is the most impossible thing in the world! This takes care of that. I was able to stick a bulky thread on one of the smaller needles and use it without issues cause of the design. Because of the uniform design, it also glides through stitches easier than a darning needle with the flared out eye. If there is once concern, it can be flimsy, but that kind of makes sense since its basically a hollow piece of plastic, it’s going to be a little wobbly, but quite frankly, if you have trouble using these, you’d have trouble using plastic darning needles too. My favorite value of the money hack is that I can use this when I don’t have much yard left. I had barely the length of the needle left and I was still able to weave in edges and then weave in the ends (I would normally resort and fight with a crochet hook). SO WORTH IT!!!

These are working great! I saw someone using them in a tutorial & them found them. They make threading crochet thread so much easier & the sharp end helps it go through fiberfill a little bit easier. I like the small one when I need to thread short ends through.

I've seen these Susan Bates plastic needles so many times & I've wanted to try them. They're useful & they work with yarns up to about a bulky weight. There are 5 needles in differents sizes, easy to use. Price was fair, & they shipped very quickly. I only tested out 2, the red & blue needles with sport weight & dk weight yarns, they worked great. (I lost the large pink needle already) I do recommend this seller & these needles. They're very easy to use with yarn, especially if u have a hard time getting yarn through a regular yarn needle. The plastic seems pretty durable & I'm sure I'll use them. I took off 1 star because the largest needle wouldn't be large enough to use with thick yarns, & the 2 smallest sizes seem a bit fragile, especially the tiny yellow needle. I would recommend this seller 100% & these needles. For around $5, I think these are worth trying. I hope they last, but if they don't, at least they didn't cost a lot. I do like them, & I hope I find the pink needle I lost. I'll try to remember to update this, after I've actually used these on knit & crochet projects, to give a more accurate review.

Wish I’d known about these sooner. There are no “eyes” to thread and a much shorter piece of yarn can be used to weave back into your work.

I purchased these finishing needles after seeing them on a crochet page. They seemed to solve a huge problem, which is threading the stupid yarn through the dang hole. It ABSOLUTELY made that a cinch, and within seconds I was stitching away at the edges of my project. When my yarn pulled free, no worries, because in 2 seconds, I've got it back in the needle and tied back on. There are several sizes included in the package so you're covered even up to a chunky yarn and down to a sock one.All was perfect, however, I noticed that when I used this needle my hand cramped terribly and it just seemed uncomfortable. I didn't pay much attention at first but quickly found myself avoiding using this new needle. Now that I pay attention, it makes sense. They are VERY thin pieces of plastic. So while they answer a need on one front, they may cause an issue on another, especially if you have dexterity issues, as I do, or carpal tunnel, again, like me, or cubital tunnel (also me).I didn't want to deduct stars, as this is a "me" problem and not the product, but please bear this in mind if you will be doing a lot of stitching. This is not an ergonomic purchase/needle

I was expecting these to be a gimmick, but they really do make a difference in how easy and fast it is to weave in ends, especially if you’re working with a soft yarn that might be hard to thread onto a darning needle. After using these on a few projects, I don’t want to go back.