Fly Tying Materials Starter Kit 12 Species Fly Tying Feathers Hair…

Quantity was pitiful. 3. Maximum 4 SMALL feathers (3 inches and under) per each bunch. Ridiculous price. Got ripped off. Will leave it up to the giftee-- if wants to keep I will let it go this time. Never again.

very poor or non extant ant " quality " , all the spools were frayed and quickly turned in to spools of snags and knots , terrible example of what it should be, very dissatisfied .

This stuff is crappy. It’s way too thin. Gave two stars because I will find a use but not for jig bodies.

It's chenille and pretty sparse. Would make a good accent or attractor. String thin

very cheap, worst tying thread I've ever used. I cant even pull on the thread while tying because it snaps so easy. Dont waste your money on this, spend the extra few dollars and get a good thread. it will save you time and money and wont test your patience.

Unwaxed fibers not even close to being called thread. Can't use, tears in half and makes a mess, much weaker than 10/0, don't try to whip finish. GARBAGE

This is budget thread, it's unwaxed and doesn't pull off the spool really well, but it gets the job done. It does break a bit easily f you don't stop and spin the bobbin occasionally to keep the fibers twisted together. I'll use it but In the future I think I'll spend a dollar per spool more and get something better. At least this set had four colors that I really needed.

The chenille is very poor. I doubt any fly tier will be pleased with these. About the only use I found is three layers to form a halfway decent thin body. The colors are a bit washed out.