SUSAN BATES-Silvalume Crochet Hooks. These hooks have the broadest size range within the Susan Bates family of hooks. Made of lightweight aluminum; each Silvalume hook undergoes a special anodizing process; which etches away all surface impurities. In addition; each hook is heat treated for strength and durability and polished for a velvety smooth finish. Each
SUSAN BATES-Silvalume Crochet Hooks. These hooks have the broadest size range within the Susan Bates family of hooks. Made of lightweight aluminum; each Silvalume hook undergoes a special anodizing process; which etches away all surface impurities. In addition; each hook is heat treated for strength and durability and polished for a velvety smooth finish. Each size is color coded so you can find the size you need at a glance. Our famous in line head helps reduce wrist motion for fatigue free crocheting and helps you maintain a more consistent gauge. This package contains one 5-1/2in hook. Available in a variety of sizes: each sold separately. Imported.
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Hate it so far… I needed a 9mm hook for bulky yarn and saw this one at a great price with excellent reviews…so no brainer, I bought it. I’ve never used this type before and have to say that unfortunately, I hate it! I don’t get the rave reviews at all. Yes, it’s very lightweight and that’s why I didn’t give it just one star. Production quality seems great, it’s the design I can’t stand. What’s with the ridge on the shaft under the hook? All my yarn gets stuck there and I have to use my fingers to move it…
Good design on these can’t go wrong. I have a bunch of these in different sizes so this is kind of a general review. These were the ONLY style of crochet hook I could use at all when I first began crocheting. The other kind of hook design, where the hook part is not in line with the handle, made it impossible for me to crochet since I made my stitches very tightly. I relaxed since then so I can use both kinds but I still enjoy using these. The metal coating on these hooks is really smooth and the yarn glides on it well. I have…
Have to love the Silvalume… good M There are Bates and Boye, if you crochet tight you may need the Boye to get your hook through easier. I tend to crochet looser, so I prefer the Bates style of hook. Also if you seem to hang up a lot using a Boye, catching and such a lot… try the Bates.I love the silvalume finish, it isn’t too slippery. I tend to almost exclusively use #4 worsted acrylic; this works very well for it. This is a size “M” or 9mm, I usually use it for #5 or #6 bulky; or running 2 or 3 strands…