Miyuki Extra-Fine Beading Needles – 6 Pack, Assorted Sizes, 0.4mm Diameter – Needle Threader Included – Made in Japan – Use with Delica Beads for Jewelry Making and Other Seed Bead Projects

These beading needles are the best. A little pricey but well worth it. Tough and doesn't bend easily. I did manage to break one but lesson learned, they are not indestructible, you do need to make sure there's room for the needle 😆

These needles have worked great so far doing some fairly heavy duty beading. They bend but don't break, even under a lot of pressure, and I haven't had any problems threading them by hand. The only warning I would give is that they are VERY VERY sharp. I don't actually need sharp needles for the work I do, so I ended up removing the pointed tip with flush cutters to avoid further injury to myself, heh.

Great needles for beading (peyote, loom). I haven't really used any other needles so far, so I can't say much about how it compares to anything else.

Its worth investing in better needles. Always!

Perfect

Really well made needles . So glad I tried these out . It really can't make but only couple passes thru a 11/0 bead .

Had a week , so far I really like the needles. Easy to thread. I like the different sizes.

I have been using tulip needles since they came out. I have wondered if there are any needles that can compete with them. And as I use miyuki beads, probably 3 quarters of my cylinders beads are delicas, I thought I'd try these needles. Well they lost out. Used them to make some bricks t stitch earrings, very small triangles six rows by 5 and five dangles with crystals, could handle get them thru the hole after only 3 passes, and the already have a bend in them. My tulips have been used on so many projects I have lost count and are still just as straight as when they were new. Tulips also have a larger eye. I will use these miyukis as they are sturdier than other brands. However, I won't replace them when they are no longer usable.