addi Click Turbo Basic 5-Inch Interchangeable Circular Knitting Needle Set Sizes US 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 and 15 with 3 Blue Cords, Black Canvas Case with Project Bag

In the past I used less expensive interchangeable corded needles only to have them separate from the cord as i was knitting, causing me to lose numerous stitches. What a mess. These beauties lock and will not come apart unless you want them to. Plus the way the cord is constructed, it is easy to put in a life line in case you make a mistake. You have your choice of rounded or pointed tips depending on what you are making, and the quality is unsurpassed. A little more expensive, but worth every penny. Well worth the investment.

Love these, sturdy, sharp but not to sharp that it splits your yarn. Love the way they lock in place, no more screwing them in place or having to use a key! The yarn glides nicely on the needles and there is no annoying tinny nose! The cables are sturdy and the case keeps them all organized nicely. I pretty much just use this set now for most of my knitting.

Just recently started to learn to knit for real this time. I tried the plastic needles and the wood ones. They just weren't cutting it for me. Once I got the hang of knitting i decided in the long run it was less expensive to just buy the whole set of these better needles, than buying cheap ones, only to continually try to upgrade. I was glad I did. They are so nice to work with. The needles are so smooth, and easy to knit with. I like the "click" system better than the ones you screw the cords on to ( they continually come undone as you go). The click is easy to do, but make sure you get the "clicked". The packaging is so streamline and easy to store, or take if I need to pack them. I did purchase a 16" cord when I ordered these, as I don't believe it comes with the shorter cord so often used for making hats. If you like the metal needles over the bamboo ones, just bite the bullet and get these. They seem like they will last a long time, and will be a solid investment for your crafting future.

I really wanted to love these needles. I made 1 sweater with the size 6 and 8 needles and the 32" cord and loved them. Then I switched to the size 10 needles for another sweater. The cord refused to stay attached to one needle. The other needle worked fine. I decided I must have a faulty needle, so I returned the set and Amazon sent me a replacement set. Well, one of the size 10 needles falls off the 32 inch cord. I have tried and tried to get it to stay attached. I put it in, feel the spring moving, pull to make sure it's OK, and start knitting. Within 10-20 stitches, I feel the spring give and the needle falls off. The other needle is fine on the cord. I debated sending the second set back, but when the needles stay attached, I love the way they knit. I decided I would find a way to make them work. I spent between 45 and 60 minutes trying to attach the cord to the size 10 needle. Finally it popped in and stayed. I used the size 10 needles to knit an adult size sweater and they stayed together. I am now knitting an adult sweater with many cables on size 6 needles with no problems. I guess it sometimes takes a while to make a good connection the first time you use a needle. Once I got them to click and stay I don't have trouble getting them to work the next time I use them. I expected them to go together easier from all the You Tube videos. I have to use the grips they send to get them together but that isn't a problem. Now that they stay together, I love them. The yarn moves nicely on the needles and they are comfortable to use. I love the lifeline feature--especially when I am doing a complicated pattern. I would recommend buying them but you may have a bit of trouble getting them together the first time.

I prefer sharp needles and like to be able to knit quickly. Your stitches will fly with these. Probably not great for beginners, as they have no grab. Use the wood needles if you need the stitches to hold on the needle better.

I am a fan of Addi needles and have been using them for years. I finally decided to invest in an interchangeable Addi set and unfortunately I am disappointed with this product. I find that the junction between the tip and the cable forms a lip that the yarn gets caught up on when attempting to slide the yarn onto the needle. The tips are also difficult to attach to the cable but that would have been okay if the junction was smooth once attached. I wish I had used them sooner so that I could have returned them.

I’m so glad I made the investment in the addi Click Turbo Interchangeable Knitting Needle set. These needles are a dream to knit on! The yarn slides on and off with ease. The cords are extremely flexible and don’t kink at all. In the set you get 3 cords of varying lengths and a cord connector which allows you to make even longer cords for bigger knitting projects. You also get a needle gauge and some silicone pads to assist in seating the cords into the base of the needles. I read other reviews stating it was difficult making the connection between the needle and cord, however, I have found that to be the opposite. Once you figure out how it works, it easily clicks into place and I have not experienced any connection failures while knitting. The set comes with 10 pairs of needles ranging in size from 3.5mm (US 4) up through 10mm (US 15). The case that stores all the goodies is well designed with a zipper on the rear to store the cords, needle gauge, and silicone pads.

I love these knitting needles, even more than the Chiaogoo Set I have. They knit smoothly and it’s nice not having to use the keys. It did take me a minute to figure out how to get the needles locked into the cord. I like how the yarn glides off easily after the stitch is completed. On some sets it tends to stick before the needle tips. I highly recommend these.

No issue with the order at all.Everything was perfect and in time.Thank you so much !!!