Furls Crochet Hook, 8.00mm, Camwood

The media could not be loaded.  I got this hook to try because my favorite hooks don't come in the smaller sizes. Overall, it isn't the worst hook I've used, but I don't think it's worth the price.Pros: The overall shape is pretty good. I like the larger handle and the long narrow tip. The point on the end is really nice for getting precisely into the stitches you want. The wood is light. It was not as hard on my hands as a normal wooden or metal hook. It's a decent looking tool.Cons: Why is the label embossed right where the crochet hook rests on your fingers? The roughness irritates my skin. Also, the hook shape isn't great. The bottom and inside of the hook is too wide and rough, so it was splitting my yarn and catching everywhere when I would try to pull the stitches through. I think I may have a defective hook with extra roughness in the hook area. It's not completely smoothly carved, so that may have contributed to my frustration with the hook. In any case, it didn't glide like it should. Fortunately, the seller has agreed to let me return the hook. I'll have to find a different solution for my smaller hook size projects.

I was so excited to try this. It fit my hand, was lightweight and perfect, for a week. Then the hook broke off and it worthless. $20 crochet hook that lasted a week I’m not only disappointed but angry. The seller took over a week to respond and would not take return even with warranty on product. I contacted the manufacturer, they answered my email the same day! All they asked was if I had a receipt if possible and verified which hook I had. They mailed me a replacement that day and didn’t even want the broken hook returned. This hook is still going 3 months later and is so light and smooth. The weight and length has made all hand cramping stop and I am not replacing my hooks directly from manufacturer as I can. So 5 stars to manufacturer NO stars to Seller Anna’s Got Crochet!

After watching several different people using Furls crochet hooks in video tutorials over the last several years, I finally bought one for my birthday. I am very pleased with the streamline Camwood 7" 5.0 mm (H) hook, it takes a bit of getting use to a holding a bigger handle but my hand is enjoying the width of not having to curl my fingers around common narrow hooks. Absolutely love that it so lightweight and has a long shaft from tip and gradually leads grip area. It is hard to find a hook tip that grabs yarn, some are shallow and yarn slips off but not with this one. I highly recommend this ergonomic hook for those with arthritis it is a pleasure to hook for a longer time, it is well worth the price.

I won a Furl crochet streamline swirl 5.5mm. I love it so i decided to purchase one for my next project which require a size 3.75mm. The size F is slightly thinner than the streamline. I am a pen holder crocheter and i can keep using this method with the F however the I is a little too big and had to use the knife holding method. No big deal.It is amazing how my stitches are more regular despite being a loose crocheter. I can even keep the gauge right since it is a struggle that I am facing due to my loose stitches. They are very well made, light and the yarn or thread doesn't fray on the hook. I bought a full set of ergonomic crochets for less than one Furls and the handles are coming off.I got what I paid for and since I am a enthusiastic crocheter, the health of my wrist is important as I am not getting younger. I am going to purchase little by little those hooks as they are worth the money. It is better to have less but in better quality. I will recommend those hooks to anyone who is an avid fan of the craft. I really appreciate also that the terminology is in US terms but also metric. No need to convert.

I love these yarn hooks at 1st I thought I was being crazy ... they are pricey (at least for me...)but the comfort and pain free wrists and fingers,,,is all worth every penny I spent.I can now crochet all day without the pain I usually have..

I actually loved it. Broke in half after 3 days. Never was refunded or offered a new one, I did take back my bad review but never got the credit. I ended up buying 2 more hooks Odissey from them and I love them.

While I have found I prefer the Streamline Swirl line due to slight difference in hook head and no splitting of yarn, this is an excellent option to try if you're on the fence. The engraving of name and hook size is placed in such a way as to not be under fingers or thumb (unlike a similar style hook of a different brand). It takes a bit of getting used to using as it is so different from traditional crochet hooks. But well worth the time and self adjustment. I have arthritis in my hands and some cmc joint pain issues. This style hook has helped tremendously.

My sister has nerve damage. this crochet hook allows her to crochet again without fumbling. perfect size and I'm looking to find much wider ones to help with crip and control