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Features
- LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINUM SET: Six lightweight aluminum crochet hooks provide lightweight handling for everyday yarn projects. Their durable metal construction makes these crocheting hooks practical for beginners and experienced makers.
- IN-LINE HEAD DESIGN: Susan Bates in-line crochet hooks help reduce wrist motion and support a more consistent gauge, giving each yarn hook a uniform shape designed for smooth, controlled stitch formation.
- SIX COLOR-CODED SIZES: Includes F/5 (3.75 mm), G/6 (4 mm), H/8 (5 mm), I/9 (5.5 mm), J/10 (6 mm) and K/10.5 (6.5 mm). Every aluminum crochet hook measures 5.5 inches and is color coded for quick identification.
- SMOOTH, DURABLE FINISH: Each metal crochet hook is specially anodized to remove surface impurities, heat treated for strength and polished to a velvety-smooth finish that helps yarn move smoothly during crocheting.
- PORTABLE GIFT SET: The vinyl storage pouch keeps all six hooks together for organized storage and travel. This versatile set of crochet hooks for beginners and experienced crocheters makes a practical gift and everyday crochet tool set.
Description
Build your crochet tool collection with the Susan Bates Silvalume Aluminum Crochet Hooks Set. It includes six lightweight, 5.5-inch hooks in commonly used sizes F/5 (3.75 mm), G/6 (4 mm), H/8 (5 mm), I/9 (5.5 mm), J/10 (6 mm) and K/10.5 (6.5 mm). Each aluminum hook undergoes a special anodizing process that removes surface impurities, followed by heat treatment for strength and polishing for a velvety-smooth finish. The signature in-line head helps reduce wrist motion and supports a more consistent gauge while crocheting. Color coding makes the desired size easy to identify at a glance, and the included vinyl pouch keeps the hooks organized for storage or travel. Suitable for beginners and experienced crocheters, this portable crochet hook set makes a practical gift for completing a variety of yarn projects.
Size: 5-1/2 in
Material: Aluminum
Brand: Coats & Clark
Color: Assorted Colors
Handle Material: Aluminum
Brand Name: Coats & Clark
Number of Pieces: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 01
Number of Items: 1
Number of Packs: 1
Item Highlight: 5.5-Inch Anodized Aluminum In-Line Crochet Hook Set with Color-Coded Sizes F/5-K/10.5 and Vinyl Storage Pouch
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Vista Partners Inc.
UPC: 046959091102 046985293419 077216007901 110709414685 046915994249 803611930137
Item Weight: 1.6 ounces
Item Type Name: yarn
Model Number: 12196
Manufacturer Part Number: 12196
Warranty Description: 90 days.
Material Type: Aluminum
Handle Material: Aluminum
Size: 5-1/2 in
Color: Assorted Colors
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These are my favorite brand of hooks. Great for beginners, the size was good and was smooth with the yarn
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by Kat
These are like the original Susan Bates hooks with the pointier top and the deep throat. These hooks do not have a tendency to split the yarn and I don't have nearly as many slipped stitches with these as I do with Boye hooks. I have been crocheting for over 40 years and have used several different brands and types of crochet hooks without really paying attention; until now. I purchased a set of ergonomic hooks for my granddaughter, but the hook part was a disappointment. It was difficult to get the hook into some of the tighter stitches and she was frustrated with some of her stitches slipping off and having to remove all the current stitch and start it again. I had her try one of these Susan Bates Silvalume hooks, I had just got them in, and wanted to see if it helped her. She had been excited about the "new style" of crochet hooks instead of using the "granny hooks" as she called them, until she actually started using them. The glamour faded quickly. She now won't use those and is always using my Susan Bates hooks. The throat on these hooks is nice and deep without being difficult to work with and the neck is straight rather than tapered. I personally find it's easier for me to maintain gauge with an inline hook. My speed when working with these hooks is a lot faster; I'm not having to redo as many stitches or trying to work the hook into a stitch with a round head. I have heard that Susan Bates redesigned these hooks a couple years back but returned to this design when their customer base protested loudly at the inferior product. I'm certainly glad they did. If you are looking to purchase a set of Susan Bates hooks, be sure to look closely at the top of the hook and make sure it's pointy shaped so you don't wind up with some of those horrid unpopular hooks they produced a couple years ago. I had read that the "old" good hooks were getting hard to find, but I lucked out and found these on Amazon and snagged them right away. Maybe they're not so hard to find anymore since they went back to the old design, but I feel fortunate that I was able to get a set of the better hooks. The set contains F,G,H,I J and K size hooks. I am going to purchase one additional hook, the 7mm, to complete my set. I think those are the ones I use most of the time. They come in a plastic pouch which is great for storing them in and the pouch lists the sizes on the front in both letters and mm. The hooks I received were all smooth with absolutely no jagged edges. I've seen in other reviews where people were complaining about getting some really rough hooks, but it looks like most of them were a couple years ago and were probably getting the redesigned hooks. I'm really happy with my new set of Susan Bates Silvalume Crochet hooks and wouldn't hesitate to purchase another set.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2016 by B. Pearce
I prefer Bates hooks because of the way the tip is shaped. Just my preference. Happy to find a whole set of commonly used sizes.
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2026 by Monk
I almost didn’t buy these because of the reviews that mention sharp edges that damage the yarn. My size F is sharp on the inside of the hook. If I rub it across the yarn, it frays the yarn and I get lint in the hook. But I tried actually crocheting a few chain stitches, and it doesn’t seem to be damaging the yarn. The inside edge touches the yarn but doesn’t really rub it. The other five hooks in the set don’t fray the yarn even if I rub the yarn back and forth across the inside of the hook. This is my first set of Susan Bates hooks. I’ve been using Boye for 28 years. Bought a Susan Bates two days ago for the first time. It feels a bit awkward still, I keep dropping the yarn when I yarn over, but it’s so much easier to make all my stitches the same size. I think I’m going to prefer these over my Boye hooks once I get used to them. If appearance matters to you, four of the six hooks are missing a couple spots of paint. I might replace them if I find better quality, but these were the best I found that were just plain metal and didn’t have some kind of grip attached.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2019 by Lisa
I bought these because I like having plenty of hooks in case I misplace any in the midst of a project. These were recommended as some of the best crochet hooks available, but honestly, I didn't see a smidgen of difference in working with these hooks compared to others from different manufacturers. These feel great in my hand, sturdy and strong, and move through the stitches just fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2025 by KDeiser
When I began learning to crochet, the short shank or shaft of Susan Bates hooks (that is, the part of the hook between the head and the thumb rest) seemed like a disadvantage. It seemed to me that there wasn't enough room to hold multiple loops. As I get better at crochet, though, I am beginning to see the superiority of these in-line hooks over the tapered hooks. The in-line hooks do a much better job of catching the yarn and carrying it through the stitches, which means that I can crochet a lot faster with these hooks than I can with hooks like the Boye set (D-K) that I own. Whereas the Boye hooks tend to get caught in the yarn--let's say in five out of ten stitches--the Susan Bates hooks slide right through. I haven't tried any of the Susan Bates hooks with bamboo handles, so my preferred ergonomic hooks are Tulip Etimo, but I think these Silvalume hooks are the best straight hooks in my collection. They work well for both the knife hold and the pencil hold; I have long hands and alternate between these holds and the hooks are comfortable either way. The only thing I dislike is that the hook size isn't consistently printed on the front of the hook. Out of the six hooks in the package I received, only two had the size printed on the front, with the hook mouth toward you, which is typically what you see when they're in the pouch (unless you put them in backwards, of course). A small nit-pick, I know, but I just thought I'd mention that. Hooks I've Tried: Susan Bates Silvalume Boye Curtzy EpicBelle Clover Amour Tulip Etimo
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2015 by NonSponTane
I've been crocheting for a very long time and discovered Susan Bates hooks early on. I'm not much for the designer type of crochet hooks and find these to be durable and economical for me. Some aluminum hooks have a hook basically shaped like a bird's beak with a gentle curve into the hook. The Susan Bates hooks have a very distinct and sharp angle, allowing the hook to grab the thread and complete a stitch without slipping. I ordered these hooks (not just one package but two) because I'm forever putting my work down and losing the hook I was working with. If you've every been a fan of handwork, I'm sure you understand the frustration of spending so much time searching for the tool you need to do it with. Plus, if I have more than one project in progress, I like to leave the hook I'm using with the item. I did have a problem with this order. A single hook was missing from one of the packages. I contacted Amazon and they set up a replacement order with the instructions that I was to return the original two packages before a set date. The new merchandise arrived in plenty of time and I took the first items to my local UPS facility and returned them. I thought it was funny that I should have to wait in line for EVER for the woman in front of me to get her order handled, mostly because she couldn't make up her mind how fast she wanted it shipped. I, on the other hand, put the return merchandise in the pouch the replacement hooks had arrived in, taped it shut and added the shipping label Amazon provided on the outside. I handed the clerk my package, she scanned it, and I walked out. Easy-peasy. I still lose my crochet hook on occasion, but at least I know where I can quickly get another one.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2019 by Belinda Bright
Because of a broken right wrist a few years ago (and I'm right handed), and the arthritis and limited range of motion left after its surgery, I'd been unable to crochet for a long time. I missed it; I used to find it very therapeutic. I had an extremely high stress job, and after getting home and settling in for the evening, there was something very calming and therapeutic about sitting down and crocheting. From time to time after the fracture/surgery, I'd try again, but always failed because of pain and/or cramping in my right hand and wrist. Recently, I just had a feeling that NOW I could do it. The problem? I'd moved back home to California a few years ago...and all my crochet supplies were still in unopened boxes in my garage! Rather than attempt to locate them, I ordered new stuff. It had been years since I purchased crochet hooks, and honestly had no recollection of which brand(s) I may have used before. So I started looking around on Amazon, doing what I always do--reading reviews to see what other people like/dislike, checking ratings for quality and so on. I liked the variety of sizes offered in this particular set, and after checking its reviews decided to buy it. I'm very pleased. Like my gut instinct had told me, I AM able to crochet again! Not for very long at any one time, necessarily, but at least I can do it. I find these crochet hooks to be very comfortable, a nice weight, and a perfect length for me. I'm currently working on a blanket, and while its progress has been slow, it's coming along. I'm thrilled to be able to do this once-favorite hobby again. I love the crochet hooks and definitely recommend them. Oh, their colors are pretty, too!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2013 by Agatha Coronado