Clover1057/NP Amour Crochet Hook, Size N/P/10.0mm

I love clover armour hooks. Last a lifetime and are very durable. Worth the price and don't break your bank. They are very comfortable in your hand and don't bug them. Make me crochet fast and glides through my yarn very easily. Love the colors which help you remember the size your using. Best crochet hooks and make awesome gifts for anyone that crochets. Love the length of the handles.

This hooked worked super well and allowed me to crochet my first blanket. I’ve only done Woobles and similar projects so this was my first hook above 4 mm. Loved the quality and grip.

Great quality crochet hooks!! Worth every penny…. Ease of use, light and sturdy!!!!

Very smooth and comfortable. Plenty of room for bulky yarn and multiple loops.

LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE this L Hook. It's my favorite. And I have many hooks to choose from. But I love this one. I have at least 4 of THIS hook in projects. I love chunky yarn and this hook is perfect. I will recommend it to anyone who crochets and uses an L hook a lot. I have all of these hooks - don't get me wrong - but L is my fave. So I am giving it a whole lot of love on this review. These hooks feel awesome in my hand. I am a knife hook holder I think. I don't really know the terms. But based on pencil and knife, I am going with knife. This just works really well in my yarn, doesn't split the plies open very often at all (which is probably a lot more me and my yarn use than the hook) and it just feels so smooth. That's the only way I can describe it. I love it though. Really! Attached is some work I am doing with one of them. I am not that great, but the hook helps me feel better than I am. I also highly recommend the Grandhook by Tulip. But they don't make them in this size. And they are no longer for sale on Amazon (or they weren't two weeks ago). But you can find those elsewhere online if you wanted to try them out. The second photo (the pink and blue) is made with the Grandhook.

I love Clover Armour Crochet Hooks. They are my first choice brand when crocheting a project for a couple reasons:1. COMFORT! These are the most comfortable hooks I've used. I like that the neck of the hook isn't too long. It's just long enough for the yarn, leaving more room for the handle to extend up further onto the neck. I find that eases my grasp on the hook.2. COLORS! I love that each size hook is a different color, helping to identify quickly the hook I need.3. HANDLE! The handle is made from elastomer rubber making the handle super soft and so comfortable to hold.4. NECK! The neck of the hook is smooth and the yarn literally glides across the neck effortlessly. Recently I was working on a project that needed a certain size hook and my craft store was out of the Clover Amour size so I had to use another brand. I never realized that the alumnium neck could actually make a difference in how the yarn glides on it but it most certainly does. I couldn't crochet the project with that particular hook and had to order this brand just because of the neck!LOVE LOVE THESE HOOKS!

I have been using both Clover Amour and Soft Touch as well as Tulip Etimo crochet hooks for many years. It has made the difference (for me) of being able to crochet without pain. The ergonomic style of these hooks keeps my hand from cramping and my elbow from hurting.The only problem was that the ergonomic hooks were only available in sizes up to US K. When I wanted to crochet with a bulkier yarn or hold several yarns together (to make my own unique look), I had to resort to standard hooks. Because of the pain, I would only work on a few of these projects and then only for a short amount of time per day.I use discovered that Clover Amour has come out with larger size ergonomic hooks and, after trying this one, I came back to buy all of the sizes for me and as a Christmas gift for my younger daughter.The hooks are fabulous. They are all plastic were the smaller sizes are metal hooks with plastic handles. I thought that might make them too slippery to work with but I haven't had any issues whatsoever.It's really exciting to be able to work pain free with bulky yarn and especially putting several yarns together. I've already finished a number of projects I gave as Christmas gifts this past year and am looking forward to working on some afghans and other fun projects.If you aren't sure, as I wasn't, try the hook in the size that you think you would use most. For me, that was size L. If it works for you, buy them in other sizes as the need arises.

My daughter loves this brand of crochet hooks. They are much more costly than others on the market but she says these hook better and are more comfortable to hold. I plan to replace her most used hooks with this brand over time.