Excelente articulo, es lo que necesitaba, ya no mas perder o romper mis agujas de doble punta. Excellent item, is what I needed, no longer lose or break my double pointed needles.

This cleverly designed item is exactly what I was looking for! Yes, I treat mine gently, as they are made of treated cardboard. They could be reinforced with some tape if need be, but for the price, A great product!

While it's a bit tricky getting the needles and project into the tubes properly, once they're in they generally stay in place. However, as others have noted, they aren't the sturdiest. I haven't had peeling problems, but I did have the ends of the tubes come loose! The glue holding them in place wasn't strong enough.

I love these and use them all the time. One thing that would be a nice addition is a ruler or tape measure added to them to aid in measuring the length of the different parts of the socks.

I am a sock knitting fanatic! I have MANY sets of these, and I think I would stop knitting socks if I didn't have them. Are they perfect? No. . But you do get what you pay for. They are made out of cardboard, and the ends do sometimes come out. They are not indestructible. But for the price that you pay, they are way better than anything else on the market in this price range. I love them, because they protect my size 0 needles from breaking in my knitting bag, and they are easy to use. If you are looking for something more permanent, and hand crafted, I also have a dpn holder from a website called KNITZI.com. It is a hand crafted wood holder that is beautifully constructed, but also significantly more expensive.

These are nearly indispensable for my DPN projects and I will even use them with my sharper circs. I am purchasing a new set after my cats had managed to destroy my first sets (my mistake for leaving them out of the storage box in the first place...) however, I have to reinforce the long holes in the tube with masking tape to prevent the whole thing from peeling and falling apart. I've looked for alternative products that encase my needles and project the same way, but have yet to find anything that works this well. All in all, I'm very happy with the product for the price and would definitely recommend it to anyone, just make sure you have some masking tape handy before you slip them on your next sock project.

I use these and like them a lot. The only downside is that you have to take your time to get the sock and needles into the case without pushing the stitches off your needle, but once it's in, it stays secure. No more broken or bent needles in my bag!

I've even made them work for my magic loop projects. I just have to fold up my cable along with my needles. I have little girls that are very curious about my knitting.

These needle holders are a great idea, but are not very sturdy. The paper on the outside peeled almost immediately, and after a few uses the tubes started to collapse. I have shored mine up with tape, and will continue to use them, but will probably not buy again.