Susan Bates’s ergonomic line adds a cushioned grip to the brand’s signature inline hook shape, where the head sits flush with the shaft rather than tapering out. I’d recommend it to anyone who already likes Susan Bates’s standard hooks and wants a comfort upgrade without switching brands entirely.
Inline shape with a cushioned grip
The hook head stays true to Susan Bates’s usual inline design, while the handle adds a soft grip aimed at reducing hand fatigue. Users often say it keeps the same stitch feel as the brand’s standard hooks, just more comfortable to hold.
What to expect
- Price: generally more affordable than premium ergonomic brands.
- Hook shape: inline, distinct from Clover’s tapered design.
Frequently asked questions
Does Susan Bates make ergonomic hooks?
Yes, their ergonomic line adds a cushioned grip to the same inline hook shape the brand is known for.
Is Susan Bates ergonomic as comfortable as Clover Amour?
They’re comparable in cushioning, though the hook shape differs, inline versus tapered. I’d let personal preference decide between them.
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