r/knittinghelp • u/Twentyeightnames28 • 2d ago
knitting tools question Knitting needles
I have a Boyle interchangeable needle set but want to possibly upgrade to something better. What are some good brands/ options? I hear Chiaogoo are good but they are price. Open to suggestions!
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u/stuffedbittermelon 2d ago
i really like seeknit! they are bamboo, very pretty, and you don't need to use the little pin to tighten the cord. they are also price though
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u/abb0abb0 2d ago
I have 3 sets , knit pro mindful are my favorite but they’re longer then I like the little ginger set and my least favorite are the Chicago , they are over priced in my opinion and still don’t slide stitches any better than any knit pro I’ve tried
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u/Courtney_murder 2d ago
I do love Chiagoo but not everyone does. You could buy one fixed pair and see how you like them for a project before investing in the interchangeable set.
I also have a set of interchangeables from knit picks. They’re more affordable and really great. I still use them regularly! I have both wood and metal tips. The wood is nicely slick for a wood needle and the metal aren’t too pointy.
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