If you’re struggling with painful wrists when you crochet, check out more of these reviews below. .

There are lots of great crochet hooks out there, but they are not all made equally.

In this post, I'm going to compare Furls Crochet and Clover Soft TouchHooks and explain which one is best based on your priorities.

If you're an avid crocheter, you know that the right hook can make all the difference in your projects. That's where Furls Crochet Hooks come in. These hooks are designed to be ergonomic, comfortable, and stylish, making them a favourite among many crocheters, including myself! In this review, we'll take a closer look at Furls Crochet Hooks and see what all the fuss is about.

If you are an avid amigurumi crocheter, I recommend Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hook because it is great for crocheting small amigurumi in terms of the sizes available and the compact nature of the hook which is great for mini projects. While it does not look so pretty or cheap, it’s actually great because of its ergonomic nature and durability. 

If you're an avid crocheter, you know that having the right hook can make all the difference in your projects. The Tulip Etimo Crochet Hook is a popular option among crocheters due to its ergonomic design and smooth hook tip. In this review, we'll take a closer look at the Tulip Etimo Crochet Hook and see if it lives up to the hype. 

I used to struggle with painful wrists when I started to take crocheting more seriously, especially when I started off with a cheap metallic crochet hook. Then I discovered the Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hook series. As with all products tried and tested, there are some concerns before I tried it and I’ll share these later in the post.