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Addi CraSy Trio sukkapuikot 160-2

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This is an interesting product!

These Addin CraSy Trio needles can replace sock needles. Now knit with three center-bending needles instead of the traditional five.
The ends of the rods have a nickel-plated 8.5 cm tip and a flexible cable between them. The total length with the tips and cable is 21 cm. The loops are thus divided into two parts when knitting with these needles. In one round, the stick is changed only twice. This speeds up the knitting of the circular knit.

Have you already tried?

Addi CraSy Trio needles are also well suited as braids.

The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 100 x 135 x 12 mm.

Weight
0,05 kg(Includes the weight of the sales package if present)

Country of origin

Germany

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Anonymous verified buyer, 31.5.2023

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At first you had to figure out how to hold the sticks in your hand, but after a relatively short period of getting used to it, it goes like a breeze. They are now my absolute favorite for small girth projects! With the three needles in the package, you can make e.g. the entire sock from stem to toe It would be really nice if you could get a longer version of these for sale :)

jaana k. verified buyer, 9.12.2022

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I didn't have time to try it when the arthritis got worse in my thumb..

Anonymous verified buyer, 21.11.2022

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I gave it as a gift, so there is no experience

Päivikki S. verified buyer, 11.11.2022

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I like these when there are fewer needle changes, knitting somehow feels clever. They might feel a bit special at first when the stick part is short, but you get used to them.

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