Cdrompy 5Pcs Crochet Hook Grips,Ergonomic Crochet Hook Grip for Arthritic Hand,Crochet Grips for Hooks,Fits 2mm-10mm Hooks(Without Crochet Hooks)

Really helps my wife. She's still younger, but she hustles and works hard as a server at a busy restaurant so sometimes her hands ache but she still wants to knit and settle at home. She says these have really helped her enjoy knitting not just more, but also longer. Who am I to not love sometime that makes my wife happy? So 5 stars for me.

I like the idea of these for my crochet hooks, but they kept sliding around and down. I put a little kinesio tape and that helps with the grip and keeps it on the hook

I recently purchased the Cdrompy 5Pcs Crochet Hook Grips, and they have been a game-changer for my crochet projects. Here’s a detailed review based on my experience: Design and Comfort: The ergonomic design of these grips is fantastic. They are specifically crafted to make crocheting more comfortable, especially for those with arthritic hands or other hand issues. The grips provide a cushioned, non-slip surface that reduces hand strain and enhances comfort during extended crocheting sessions. The ergonomic shape fits well in the hand, making it easier to maintain a relaxed grip. Fit and Versatility: These grips are designed to fit crochet hooks ranging from 2mm to 10mm, which covers a wide range of sizes. They fit securely onto the hooks, ensuring that they stay in place while you work. The versatility of these grips makes them suitable for various crochet projects and hook sizes. Quality and Durability: The grips are made from high-quality materials that feel durable and long-lasting. They are flexible yet sturdy, providing a reliable and comfortable grip without deforming over time. The quality of the material ensures that the grips will withstand frequent use and maintain their shape. Ease of Use: Attaching the grips to the crochet hooks is simple and straightforward. They slide onto the hooks easily and stay firmly in place. Once in position, they provide an excellent grip that makes crocheting smoother and more enjoyable. The grips also help in reducing hand fatigue, which is particularly beneficial for those with joint issues. Value for Money: The Cdrompy Crochet Hook Grips offer good value for money. With a set of five grips, you get a range of sizes that cater to different crochet hook dimensions. The improvement in comfort and reduction in hand strain make these grips a worthwhile investment for avid crocheters or those with hand discomfort. Final Thoughts: The Cdrompy 5Pcs Crochet Hook Grips are a valuable accessory for anyone looking to enhance their crocheting experience. Their ergonomic design, versatility, and high-quality materials make them a great addition to any crochet toolkit. Whether you’re dealing with hand arthritis or simply want a more comfortable grip, these crochet hook grips provide a practical and effective solution.

Love them but need to add sizes to them as they aren’t labeled. They work great for those crochet hooks without ergonomics

My concern with a foam grip was that it would lets the hook slip out if I pulled too much, but as long as the hook size fits snug in the hole it doesn't seem to move at all. I did 30 minutes of testing and I really did find it more comfortable. We'll have to see how long they hold up to rigorous use, but so far I do like them quite a bit.

These are so rough in the hand, and too stiff to be a good ergonomic grip for arthritis.

Full disclosure, I am not using these for crochet hooks. I got these because I've bought the grips that are meant for kids using paint brushes, and those ones are a little too big to put in pen bags. These are great: they come in various sizes so that I can put a thin paintbrush, or larger pen or pencil into another, and have a grip that fits the tool, and helps reduce carpel tunnel pain. Definitely recommended as a device for art tools accessibility.

These are mostly fine, especially if you just need a bit bigger grip on a small hook. When working up something with loose tension, I had no problem, and the foam grip felt nice in my hand, easier to hold than a small hook, and as a bonus, it kept the hook from slipping between the couch cushions when I sat it down. When it came to working on something that needed tight tension (amigurumi worked yarn under), however, which is what I wanted these for most because I will grip too tight and hurt my hands sometimes with those things, I unfortunately found that these tended to slip. There is the option of going a size down in the handle for most hook sizes so that it is a more snug fit, but I don't want to stretch out the smallest size and make it not useful for my smallest hook. Overall, these will be fine for most people and are a decent way to make hooks you already have more comfortable to hold, unless you work really tight.