Authentic Knitting Board, Loom Knitting Ergonomic Hook/Tool (1)

The tip is sharp and pointed which poked through the plastic package, however this is what makes it a great hook for loom knitting. For yarn that splits or separates it makes it easier for the tip to go into the groove of the loom peg and slide under the yarn keeping the yarn whole rather than splitting into smaller threads.One thing to be careful of is that because it's so pointed you'll need to watch that you don't accidentally split your yarn by putting the tip too close to the yarn before taking it off the peg, make sure you always slide it under the yarn. It also helps if you insert the tip under the thread then turn slightly before pulling the yarn over the loom peg, this helps to keep the pointy tip from catching onto your other yarn on the peg or from accidentally sliding off the hook.The handle is comfortable and helps greatly if you have arthritis, which I have along with carpel tunnel, so it lets me work on my projects longer due to my hands not hurting as much because the handle is comfortable and wide. I tend to hold the hook like a pencil but you can grip the handle with your whole hand if you want or need to knit like this since the length is also longer than the hooks that come with the loom kits. I also tend to be a tight knitter on the looms so I also like the fact that the metal part of the hook is nice and sturdy and doesn't slide, twist, or have the metal end come through the handle, which has happened with the loom hook I received in a Knifty Knitter kit.If you're worried about the pointy tip from a safety standpoint you can put a cork at the end of it or keep it in the plastic package it comes in when you're not using it. The cardboard back of the plastic package slides out so the hook can easily be put back into the package.I've used the hook with Looms from Knifty Knitter, Authentic Knitting Board, and Boye. The hook slides easily into the grooves of the pegs on all those brands. I've used the KB Ergonomic hook for a month or two now and have done a lot of socks, hats, scarves, etc with it and have no complaints about it.

The hook that came with my loom had a raised seam that rubbed my finger and was uncomfortable so I bought these and the ones I receive are comfortable and easy to use.

OMFRIGGIDYG! I LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE THIS!!!!!! THE THICKNESS!!!!! The width of the handle is what I needed all this time! I have carpal tunnel, arthritis and diabetes, so my hands swell and shrink at different times during the day. This hand is also GLUED IN , so the metal hook DOESN'T MOVE!!!! imagine that? ! A tool that is made right! Plus I like the type of hook as well, not too sharp at the tip that you cause bleeding like some hooks. And also the way the hookisever so slightly bent and not shooting out and up. We're have you been all my life! Lol

Recently gotten into loom knitting and got these as an upgrade to the standard tools that came with my kit. Overall quality of the tools are good, they're comfortable and allow you to work quickly and precisely. Would definitely buy these again!

Love this brand for loom hooks. They’re so comfy in the hands and very well made. They last for a long time and are worth the money.

Much comfier grip than the skinnier handled ones. Definitely causes less pain if you’re prone to that after awhile. I so wish there were other color options, though!

This is the best ergonomic tool that I have purchased. Feels great to use. Very light and actually a pleasure to use. Seems like high-quality plastic too. I highly recommend!

Really like these. They are easier to grip and use. I would purchase this again.