Circular knitting needles prym.ergonomics, Carbon Technology

The innovative prym.ergonomics circular knitting needles make knitting easier, more comfortable, and more enjoyable. They are made from high-quality, white high-performance plastic and are slightly flexible. Additionally, the lightweight material ensures quiet knitting, without clattering. Thanks to their drop-shaped tip, prym.ergonomics knitting needles are also well-suited for beginners, as yarn guidance is significantly easier and stitches do not slip off the needle tip as quickly. The 2.5 mm needle size is included in the prym.ergonomics Carbon Technology range. The innovative manufacturing of these needles from carbon fiber-reinforced plastic ensures stability, flexibility, and lightness despite their small diameter. They impress with their very elegant-looking black, matte surface. Highlight: The white imprint of the needle size on the matte black color ensures that the needle size is perfectly legible. At the same time, the round shaft is so smooth due to the material that stitches glide over it optimally, and an even transition from the needle to the cable is guaranteed. From needle size 4.5 mm, the shape of the shaft changes from a round to a triangular cross-section, which allows for optimal gliding of stitches even with thicker needles. The very fine steel cable is coated with high-quality, purple plastic. A special feature of the steel cables is that the undesirable spiral effect no longer occurs. Those looking for thicker needles are well-equipped with the prym.ergonomics circular knitting needles in sizes 3.0 mm to 12.0 mm. They are made from white high-performance plastic with a purple imprint. The innovative circular knitting needles have been awarded the Red Dot Design Award. From a sustainability perspective, the entire range of prym.ergonomics knitting and crochet needles is produced exclusively in Germany.

• Fine circular knitting needles made of carbon fiber-reinforced plastic
• Smooth gliding of stitches on shaft and cable
• No spiral effect
• For fine-knit scarves, sweaters, and for lace work