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Projects from our Shop Using Addi Lace Clicks - Short Tips Needles
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Each Addi Lace Click kit features 8 pairs of addi Lace tips in approximate US sizes: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, along with 5 blue addi cords which create 16", 20", 24", 32", and 40" needles (approximate lengths), 1 Click connector, and a gold addi heart pin. The Lace Click tips were created to be shorter in length (3.5"), to allow for both 16" and 20" applications. You can also read the full description or view all Addi Lace Clicks - Short Tips Needles. |
Price: $169.95
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(4.6 based on 25 reviews) |
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Product Information
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Multiple Lengths or Sets
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Overall Addi Lace Clicks - Short Tips Rating: (4.6 based on 25 reviews) |
Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| I like this cable quite a lot - it's flexible and supple and I think it's pretty super cool that they have the length printed on them. The way the cable and needle connect is pretty neat, too. It reminds me of how my stirring attachments connect to my Kitchen-Aid mixer. I do wish these swiveled, however. If they did, they'd be practically perfect. |
Rating: (2 out of 5) |
| I bought an extra pair of these to see if it'd be worthwhile to invest in a set. So glad I tried them first! These are just awful on my hands. It's not the point, which is fine pointy but not as sharp as another cheaper brand, it's not the coating - the taper is an improvement in what I'm looking for and the nickel coating never fails to disappoint...
The problem for me personally is that the length of the needle is WAY too short! I'm a woman and I don't have large hands, my hands are medium sized and these needles have caused a lot of pain in both hands while knitting I don't have arthritis or anything, especially in the thumb area and surrounding regions. The problem is that I've had to carefully adjust how I knit in order to keep the click attachment on the cord I purchased with these from popping out. Because the needles are so short I cannot comfortably hold these without, during knitting, the join jamming into my palm and unclicking itself it presses in, then twists by motion of my knitting, causing me to constantly lose my work, sometimes even when knitting tensely and cautiously - which is never fun.
Overall very unhappy with the Addi Lace Click Interchangeable. I would not purchase these again, however I may consider the new Lace Click set which is longer and should hopefully not have this problem. I tried these because of the problem with screw-on interchangeables always coming loose when I knit. |
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| I use these needles exclusively so my husband bought me a second set so I can do several projects at once. |
Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| I pretty much am using this lace set for all of my projects now and I have not a single complaint. They are super smooth, pointy, easy to join and remove, haven't snagged and I think worth every bit of the price. They are not the brass finish like the regular Addi lace (thank goodness). |
Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| I have both, the regular addi click set and now the lace set. Love them both! Worth every penny! |
Rating: (3 out of 5) |
| The quality of this set of interchangeable needles is excellent. I had no problems with snagging or tips coming loose. However, I found them to be uncomfortable to use because the needle length is so short.
I suppose this is the trade off when you have an interchangeable set that can go down to 16" circulars. I'll still use these, but I'd prefer to use circulars with a longer needle length for most projects. |
Rating: (4 out of 5) |
| I really like these interchangeables. The join is solid, and of course, I love Addi circulars anyway. The join does have a bit of a bump, which is annoying, but so far I haven't experienced any snagging. It's just a bit of an extra effort to slide the yarn up onto the needle. |
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