addiAddi AddiSOS 3 Cords 768-2 (Single Item), One Size

They are great, after I learned how to attach them. First off May have been stiff just from being new. I am very weak handed and I struggled till I cut a piece of my yoga bands little piece is all I needed and used that to get a better grip on both ends. Then I learned that you need to push in hard and turn at the same time and then you will feel it click and lock. Same thing taking it out. Push and turn. It is getting easier the more I use it. Hope this helps just don’t give up they are really a breeze to use. Other then that it would of been a 5. And better instructions. Don’t forget push and turn.

Here is the only set, I could buy, when purchasing my Addi Click Set of hooks. The red set, where you get five cords…was not free shipping, actually cost around $13-15 to ship here from Germany…so still looking to add more cords. In the meantime, these work well, I got three sizes and didn’t have to pay anything for shipping to me. They work well, with my new Tunisian hook set. Just wish, a set came with the hooks…and the stoppers.

I needed these cables for my Addi Click crochet hooks, and they fit perfectly. I’ve been using them and have had no issues - no snagging or difficulty with use. I would recommend 10/10.

beautiful finish on the needles, hold yarn well but have to watch they don't fall out of the last couple of stitches. Tips nice, don't split yarn. Cords tend to be stiff and hold the curl, making the longer ones a little awkward. Connection easy, disconnect not so. I'm sure it will be better when I've done if a few times and learn the knack.I've only used these with Shetland wool so far, I will try another type yarn soon.They would have a five but just didn't wow me. I could feel the yarn pulling over the joins, not as smooth as I would have liked. All in all a good buy.

Well made, flexible cord, easy to attach and dependably strong.

I wanted the red cords but got blue instead, so... not quite what I wanted. Very good quality, and the lengths are printed on the cords themselves. If you have trouble connecting cords to tips and ensuring that they are locked the Hiya Hiya Needle Grips have been a real sanity saver.

I will start by saying that I love all of my Addi needle sets and I already have at least 3+ sets of blue lace cords. They are nice and flexible, and they stay put until you purposely un-click them. Marvelous products.However, I wanted a RED set (like Addi makes for their European markets) so that when knitting with two circulars in a project, it would be easier to tell them apart. (I have Addi Lace Rockets and Addi Turbo sets, Addi Click Crochet, Addi FlipSticks, Addi Flexi-Flips, etc.) Please don't believe the description by this seller, as they sent BLUE cords instead, which I could have purchased for a lower price from other sellers. Grrr. So the product gets a 5, and the seller gets a 1 due to false advertising; the average is a 3

A friend gave me her set, but over time she had misplaced cables. This set of cables was a PERFECT choice. The range of lengths covered everything. Connections are smooth an stay attached.

I love my Addi Click Inand sometimes I have more than one project on the needles so needed some extra cables. These add-on cords click into the original set perfectly and apart from the newness it's hard to tell the add-on cords from the originals.I also use the extra cords instead of waste yarn to hold the sleeve stitches of a jumper whilst knitting the body. Saves quite a bit of time that way; when I'm ready to knit the sleeve I just unclick the connecter tube and click in the needles and knit the sleeve.

I knit, I knit a lot!! 9 lace shawls in the last 6months so I know what I am looking for in a set of needles. The Addi circulars are the best make. The intention was to link numerous cords so that I could lay out the shawls to watch my design develop rather than wait until it was completed to view if my ideas worked!, hence the decision to try the click system. In hindsight I wish I had purchased the longer version ... the short would be OK for narrow socks but they initially made my hands ache and have forced me to alter my technique slightly. Go for the long ones if you are working on anything other than narrow tubes.The click system takes a few sessions to get the hang of so don't give up! They do stay clicked together throughout the rigors of a big shawl so well done Addi in that respect. I have been working with 2(2/30) weight yarns. There was slight snagging as the yarn passed over the junctions but far less than with other makes and with no damage to the merino or the cashmere yarns I have been working with. However I would not recommend the click system for anything finer than this. Stick to the circular all in one addis for 2/30 cobweb weights.One last point... The connectors were a disappointment They connected well enough but the snagging on these caused such a hassle that I stuck to using the 100cm cord alone. What would be a good idea is if Addi would produce 200, 400 and 600cm cords... that would make me very happy!

Light and easy to use. But there are two issues with the product. (1) over time (Less than two years) the connection can start to malfunction - coming loose during knitting (2) the wire get kinky.

I’ve used these in combination with the addi hooks for a large Tunisian crochet project and they’ve been fantastic.

Fits perfect with the hook set I purchased separately, fast delivery packaged well.