KnitPro Coloured Nylon Interchangeable Cables with End Caps & Key

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@media(max-width:950px){.dskpny-hero,.dskpny-spec,.dskpny-lengthintro{grid-template-columns:1fr}.dskpny-hero{padding:35px}.dskpny-grid4,.dskpny-steps{grid-template-columns:repeat(2,1fr)}.dskpny-gallery,.dskpny-projects{grid-template-columns:repeat(2,1fr)}.dskpny-stats{grid-template-columns:repeat(2,1fr)}} @media(max-width:620px){.dskpny-section{margin:44px 0}.dskpny-hero,.dskpny-cta{padding:25px 20px}.dskpny-grid4,.dskpny-gallery,.dskpny-projects,.dskpny-steps,.dskpny-compat{grid-template-columns:1fr}.dskpny-formula{flex-direction:column}.dskpny-formula span{width:100%}.dskpny-stat strong{font-size:21px}.dskpny-table th,.dskpny-table td{padding:12px}.dskpny-lead{font-size:17px}.dskpny-badge{right:25px;bottom:25px}} The flexible link in your KnitPro interchangeable system Build the circular needle your project needs KnitPro Coloured Nylon Cables connect to KnitPro interchangeable needle tips to create smooth, adaptable circular needles. Choose the finished length, attach your preferred tip size and use the included key for a secure connection. Flexible fixed nylon cable designed to resist kinks and twists. Colour-coded lengths make the right cable easy to spot. Smooth threaded joins support an easy stitch glide. Everything required for the cable with 2 end caps and 1 tightening key included. Choose Your LengthView Specifications Cable + 2 Caps + Key 1 CableSelected finished length 2 End CapsPark stitches safely 1 Cable KeyFor secure tightening 7 Options40cm to 150cm Exactly what you are ordering One complete cable pack in your selected length Choose one of the seven length options. Each quantity supplies one fixed nylon cable plus the two useful accessories needed to secure the tips and hold your work. 1 nylon cableA flexible, colour-coded cable with a threaded metal join at each end. 2 end capsScrew them onto the cable after removing the tips to keep live stitches safely in place. 1 cable keyInsert the key into the tightening hole to gain leverage and secure the tip-to-cable connection. Tips sold separatelyAdd one pair of compatible KnitPro interchangeable needle tips in the diameter your pattern requires. Please note: quantity 1 gives you one cable pack in one selected length. Interchangeable needle tips, cable connectors, yarn, projects and storage cases are not included. The length label explained Choose the finished circular length, not the bare cable length KnitPro names each cable by the nominal total length achieved after compatible interchangeable tips are attached. The physical cable in the packet is therefore shorter than the length shown in the variant menu. Bare cable+Two compatible tips=Finished circular length Two details worth knowing The 40cm option contains a 20cm cable and is designed for KnitPro 10cm Special interchangeable tips. The colour gives you a quick visual guide, while the variant label and article number give the definitive length. Use a cable shorter than the knitted circumference for comfortable knitting in the round. Select this option Physical cable length Colour supplied KnitPro article Useful starting point 40cm finished 20cm Yellow 10631 Hats, baby knits, sleeves and narrow cowls, using 10cm Special tips 50cm finished 30cm Blue 10632 Compact accessories, children's garments and small circumferences 60cm finished 35cm Green 10633 Hats, yokes, sleeves, cowls and smaller garment sections 80cm finished 56cm Orange 10634 Adult sweater bodies, shawls, scarves and everyday circular knitting 100cm finished 76cm Red 10635 Larger garments, shawls, magic loop and projects needing more room 120cm finished 94cm Purple 10504 Blankets, wide shawls, large flat pieces and rows with many stitches 150cm finished 126cm Black 10525 Large blankets, broad shawls and projects with a high stitch count Project guidance is approximate: the best length depends on the actual circumference, stitch count, yarn thickness and technique. Follow your pattern when it specifies a finished circular length. See every colour at a glance Colour-coded cables, easy to identify in your project bag The six colours pictured below cover 40–120cm. The 150cm option is black, article 10525. Yellow 40cm, article 10631 Blue 50cm, article 10632 Green 60cm, article 10633 Orange 80cm, article 10634 Red 100cm, article 10635 Purple 120cm, article 10504 Match the length to the work A practical cable guide for common knitting projects 40 to 50cmCompact roundsUseful for compatible hats, sleeves, baby knits, children's garments and narrow cowls. The 40cm cable requires 10cm Special tips. 60cmSmall to medium roundsA versatile choice for yokes, sleeves, cowls and smaller garment sections when the circumference suits. 80cmEveryday garment lengthA popular size for adult sweater bodies, shawls and many pieces worked flat on circular needles. 100cmRoom to growUseful for larger garments, growing shawls, magic loop and projects with a generous stitch count. 120–150cmWide projectsSuited to blankets, broad shawls, large flat pieces and rows with hundreds of stitches. Any lengthFlat knitting tooInterchangeable circulars can work back and forth in rows, with the cable carrying the weight of the project. One KnitPro connection across the range Mix cable lengths and tip materials with confidence KnitPro interchangeable cables are designed to work across the KnitPro interchangeable system. That lets you choose the needle material and diameter you enjoy, then add the cable length required by the project. Compatible KnitPro tips Symfonie and Symfonie 2 Dreamz Mindful Zing Nova Karbonz Ginger J'adore Cubics and other KnitPro interchangeable ranges Also useful with KnitPro interchangeable Tunisian and Afghan crochet hooks KnitPro end caps for holding live stitches KnitPro cable connectors, sold separately, when extra cable length is needed Both circular knitting and flat knitting Magic loop with a suitably long cable This is a fixed cable: the metal ends do not swivel. Choose a KnitPro swivel cable listing if 360-degree rotation is the specific feature you want. Secure setup in four easy steps Connect once, then knit with confidence Choose the length Select the finished circular length required by your pattern, not the shorter physical cable measurement. Screw on the tips Start each KnitPro tip straight and turn it onto the threaded join by hand until it is finger tight. Use the key Insert the included cable key into the metal join's tightening hole and use it for leverage while securing the tip. Check the join Confirm both connections are firm and smooth before casting on, then recheck occasionally during a long project. More than a circular needle cable Turn the cable into a secure stitch holder When you need the needle tips elsewhere, move the stitches fully onto the cable, unscrew the tips and attach an end cap to each side. Your live stitches stay together while the tips are free for another cable or project. Park a projectKeep live stitches safely on the cable between knitting sessions. Free your tipsMove frequently used tip sizes to another project without transferring every stitch. Try on garmentsUse a suitable longer cable and end caps to give top-down garments room for a careful fitting. Organise WIPsColour coding helps identify which finished length is holding each work in progress. Simple care for a flexible cable Keep the join clean, straight and ready to use Wipe gentlyClean the nylon with a soft, lightly damp cloth, then dry it before storage. Store looselyAvoid sharp folds or crushing the cable beneath heavy tools. Use a cable organiser where possible. Hold the metal joinConnect and disconnect at the metal end. Do not pull or twist the nylon itself. Keep threads clearRemove lint from the threaded ends and start every connection straight to protect the join. Product details KnitPro Coloured Nylon Cable specifications Brand KnitPro Product type Fixed cable for interchangeable knitting needle tips Cable material Flexible nylon with threaded metal joins Quantity 1 cable pack in the selected length Pack contents 1 cable, 2 end caps and 1 cable key Available finished lengths 40, 50, 60, 80, 100, 120 and 150cm Available physical cable lengths 20, 30, 35, 56, 76, 94 and 126cm respectively Length convention Variant name is the nominal complete circular length after compatible tips are attached Colours Yellow, blue, green, orange, red, purple and black, depending on length Connection Long threaded screw-in join with tightening hole Movement Fixed, non-swivel cable Needle compatibility KnitPro interchangeable needle tips across the KnitPro range Crochet compatibility KnitPro interchangeable Tunisian and Afghan crochet hooks Knitting styles In the round, flat rows and magic loop with a suitable length Not included Needle tips, cable connector, storage case, yarn or pattern Before ordering Choose the finished circular length Quantity 1 equals one cable pack Check the colour and article number Use 10cm Special tips for 40cm Add interchangeable tips separately Use the included key when tightening Remember this is fixed, not swivel Questions before choosing? KnitPro Coloured Nylon Cable FAQs What is included in one pack?Each selected variant contains one coloured nylon cable, two screw-on end caps and one cable tightening key. Are needle tips included?No. Choose a pair of KnitPro interchangeable needle tips separately in the diameter required by your pattern. Is the selected length the measurement of the cable by itself?No. KnitPro lists the nominal finished circular length achieved after compatible needle tips are attached. The cable itself is shorter. How long is the cable inside a 40cm pack?The physical cable is 20cm long and is designed to create a nominal 40cm circular with KnitPro 10cm Special interchangeable tips. Which tips should I use for a 40cm circular?Use KnitPro 10cm Special interchangeable tips. Standard 13cm tips are too long for a comfortable 40cm circular setup. Can I use 13cm tips with these cables?Yes for suitable lengths. Standard 13cm tips are commonly used for 60cm and longer circulars. For compact 40cm circulars, choose 10cm Special tips. Will these cables fit all KnitPro interchangeable needle ranges?Yes. KnitPro states that its cables are compatible across its interchangeable needle product range, allowing different KnitPro tip materials to share the same cables. Can I use the cable with KnitPro Tunisian crochet hooks?Yes. KnitPro interchangeable Tunisian and Afghan crochet hooks use the compatible screw-in cable connection. Does the cable swivel?No. This listing is for a fixed nylon cable. KnitPro swivel cables are a different product. Is this the same as KnitPro's nylon-coated stainless-steel cable?No. This is the original coloured nylon fixed cable range. The nylon-coated stainless-steel fixed and swivel ranges are separate products. Why are the cables different colours?The colour identifies the length at a glance: yellow 40cm, blue 50cm, green 60cm, orange 80cm, red 100cm, purple 120cm and black 150cm. What are the end caps for?They screw onto the cable after the needle tips are removed, keeping live stitches secure and turning the cable into a convenient stitch holder. Why should I use the cable key?The key provides leverage for a secure connection. Hand tightening alone may allow the join to loosen while you knit. Can I knit flat with this cable?Yes. Once tips are attached, circular needles can work back and forth in rows as well as around in continuous rounds. Which length is best for magic loop?The 100 or 120cm options are common starting points because magic loop needs spare cable length. The best choice depends on the project circumference and your technique. Can I join two cables together?Yes, with a compatible KnitPro cable connector sold separately. The connector is not included in this cable pack. How should I store the cable?Store it loosely coiled or in a cable organiser, away from sharp folds and heavy objects. Hold the metal join rather than the nylon when connecting or removing tips. Choose the length and complete your KnitPro circular Select the nominal finished length your project needs, match it with your preferred KnitPro interchangeable tips and secure both joins with the included cable key. Compare All 7 Lengths Show more