Love2Knit Interchangeable Knitting Needle Set, US5-9 (Pastel)

I like this kit because it has only the sizes I most commonly use. I've used Denise products for year's and have never had an issue with the quality.

Denise interchangeable needles are great. Most interchangeables screw in, but Denise snaps in. The cables do not unscrew while knitting. I recommend these knitting needles and cords. I bought a set of needles for myself, and I liked them so much I bought a second set (the complete set size 5 to 15) as a gift for my sister. When I first got them I was afraid the plastic would stick to the yarn, but it doesn't. The yarn slides nicely over these needles, very smooth joins, and nice smooth surface on the needles themselves that does not stick to the yarn. I wish I had known about these needles when I first started knitting. I would not have wasted money buying other brands. It is true that the smallest size in the set is US size 5, but they are absolutely worth getting. I bought this smaller set first, because I wasn't sure what I would be getting and I didn't want to spend as much money as a full set, in case I didn't like them. But I did like them. I also like the cute packaging the love2knit comes in. It is very compact.I also got a single Denise interchangeable crochet hook in size 7, which I attach to the end of the knitting cable and use to pick up stitches. The stitches are easy to pick up this way and slide right onto the cord. When I am finished picking up all the stitches, I just pop off the hook and pop on the knitting needle and I'm ready to go. So much easier to pick up lots of stitches this way.

This is my first pair of interchangeable needles and I'm very impressed. I can knit faster with these and put less tension on my hands. I think the price was fair and the product is looks durable.

I started with the FLEX double-pointed needles, and I loved them so much decided to get the set :). The are light, slick and sooo very comfortable. I'm a beginner knitter, and learning continental style knitting. With the conventional needles, I am slow. I was using the wooden needles. Although I like them,there is a drag between the yarn and wooden needles; which I was getting used to. I also tried the steel needles,and did not like them at all.T he clicking of the steel was like nails scratching the chalk board. Plus, in winter, those needles were cold and not comfortable to my hands - this is why I decided to go with the wood ones. But after using these needles, I don't want to use anything else. These needles make me go fast, no drag, no coldness and no clicking. They are just awesome!!! Interchanging the cord is also simple - don't need a special tool to unlock. Just twist and you're set. I'm knitting a long cardigan, and was worried the cord would snap undone. But everything held up. Plus, which I did not know this until received my needles in the mail, part of the proceeds go to breast cancer. Highly recommend, you will not be disappointed.

I like these better than I expected, given my preference is carbon steel needles, and they have both pros and cons which I'll list below.PROS: The needle points have just a bit of give to them--they aren't completely rigid, which is one of my pet peeves with plastic needles, so they feel more pleasant in my hands while knitting. The needles stay hooked to the cables well--much better than other interchangeable needles I've tried, and the join is smooth.CONS: The cable has a much larger diameter than I would prefer! This isn't much of an issue with the size 6 tips and up, but the size 5 tips are exactly the same diameter as the cables. I find circular needles work much better when the cable is thinner than the needle tips. In addition, the material the cable is made of is not at all slick which means stitches do not slide freely on it. It is almost like it's meant to have stitches grip it. That might be a plus for some people but for me it means extra time spent pushing my stitches onto the tips. I have pretty middle-of-the-road tension when I knit--not tight, not loose--but especially with the size 5 tips I find that stitches do not always move freely from cable to needles.IN SUMMARY--I like this set but there are a few things about it I would change. Namely, I think the size 5 tips don't work on it as well as they could and I find the cable a bit too thick and "grippy." That being said, it's nice and portable, the needles feel rather nice in the hand, and the joins are great--smooth without the tips falling off. I like it well enough that I plan to get the larger size set. I still prefer carbon steel circular needles but this is a great little set for times I don't want to bring a bunch of extra supplies with me, such as while traveling.

I have been knitting with these needles since they arrived. They are wonderful. They feel good in my hands and the cables are relaxed and easy to work with.Best of all is the way the needles connect to the cable. Insert cable end in needle, turn right one quarter to snap into place. The connection is very secure and no tightening key is needed.To remove the needle from the cable, turn it one quarter turn to the left. It instantly releasss.These needles are so comfortable that I am also using them for straight knitting. Just change hands at the end of a row. The knitting is securely supported by the cables.No more fatigued hands!

I love this set they interlock so you do not have to worry about them coming apart in the middle of your project. Great set

I usually use Chiaogoo needles, but we’re going on vacation by airplane and I don’t want to risk getting my needles confiscated or lost on the trip. The tips are very blunt, and I have to spend a lot of time moving the stitches over the cable. I would use these on vacation or travel from home, and that’s it.

The Denise Interchangeable Knitting Needles is gem I cannot expree how easy it is to knit with them I wish I had known about that before as frm old traditional knitting needles I suffer from arthritis in my thumb. Any who have problems with the hand. This is the best knitting needles sets