Shely

🌟 Hello, fellow crochet enthusiasts! I’m excited to share my passion for crochet hooks and their incredible impact on our crafting journey. After trying numerous hooks from my favorite craft stores—Michaels, Hobby Lobby, Joann's, and even some Japanese brands—Tulip Etimo (on the pricier side).

The soft touch crochet hook has an exceptional ergonomic grip that allows me to crochet for hours without any discomfort or wrist pain. At the moment, I’m pairing this hook with some Pica Pau yarn, and let me tell you, it’s pure crochet bliss! The yarn glides smoothly without any snagging, making every stitch a joy. If you’re on the lookout for a hook that combines comfort, affordable price, and performance, this could very well be the game-changer you’ve been seeking! 🧶💕

Casey

These were my first crochet hooks I fell in love with. I would choose them every time if I could. The grip I use tends to make my wrist ache after prolonged use so I can only use them for short or small projects. There is something about the texture though that I cannot get enough of and the closest I have gotten to even coming close to it is with the orange handled Pony hooks that aren't carried here anymore. I dont know what the texture of the metal hook part is that I cannot resist. If I could just find a differnt way to gri them or maybe something to slip over the handle...

Marcy

After many years of crocheting with mostly worsted wool and acrylic using "in-line" bamboo hooks for ease and comfort, I began making amigurumi. As I gained confidence I went to sport weight yarn, then cotton 8/6 and 8/4. I needed smaller hooks and discovered the advantage of "tapered" hooks with steel or aluminum shafts for stitch control with those projects. Clover hooks have a tapered head, smooth shaft for stitches to slide on, and comfort grip. The "Soft Touch" 2.00mm is working well for my 8/4 cotton amigurumi.

Cynthia

I am a beginner to crocheting and didn’t have any idea about crochet hooks and their was such a variety. To start I bought simple aluminum hooks. They were fine at first but I noticed I didn’t like how they felt with different yarns. I started doing some research and learned about clover soft touch hooks. Let’s just say I am “hooked”. The feel so good in my hands and move smoothly through all different yarns. Love them!

Gentry

I've always seen Clover hooks get rave reviews on Reddit and other forums for crocheting, and now I get it. Normally I despise anything under 4mm, but got the 3mm to use with my new Pica Pau cotton yarn and it's been going amazingly! The handle shape is different than I'm used to, but I weirdly love how it feels weightless, but also sturdy! If you're hesitant to go smaller on hook sizes, take confidence with this hook.