Addi | addiPremiumClassic | Fixed Circular Knitting Needles | 105-7 | 60cm

Knit Smoothly and Quickly with Addi Premium Classic Fixed Circular Knitting Needles

Experience the joy of knitting with Addi Premium Classic Fixed Circular Needles.

These needles are renowned for their:

• Super-Smooth, Polished Tips: Made from white bronze, the tips glide effortlessly through all types of yarn, allowing for faster knitting and reduced fatigue.
• Flexible, Supple Cable: Unlike older circular needles, the cable on these Addi classics lays flat and resists curling, ensuring a comfortable knitting experience.
• Lightweight Construction: Enjoy hours of comfortable knitting without hand strain thanks to the lightweight design.

Perfect for a Variety of Projects:

Addi Classic Fixed Circular Needles come in a wide range of sizes from 2.00mm to 15.00mm, making them ideal for various knitting projects, from delicate lace to chunky knits.

Whether you're working on sweaters, hats, socks, or blankets, these needles will become your go-to choice.

Long-Lasting Quality:

Made with high-quality materials, Addi Classic Fixed Circular Needles are built to endure.

The smooth finish prevents snags and ensures your stitches glide effortlessly. 

Additionally, the cable can be revived with a simple soak in warm water if it ever loses its suppleness.

Contains one Addi fixed circular knitting needle.

Indulge your hands in the Addi Difference.

Also available in other lengths:

20cm

30cm

40cm

50cm

80cm

100cm

120cm

150cm

Experience the difference of unbelievably smooth knitting with Addi Classic fixed circular needles.

These needles are crafted with over 190 years of expertise to deliver premium quality.

Expect perfect connections between the needles and cord, for a snag-free knitting experience. The flexible cords ensure comfortable knitting, while the smooth, lightweight tips let your stitches glide effortlessly.

Knit with confidence, knowing you're using the best – Addi, proudly made in Germany by the Selter family in Altena, North Rhine-Westphalia since 1829.