I have the Boye's set and I make it work for me. I don't want to spend money on another set right now. Boye's tend to loosen at the screws while you're knitting and can be annoying. I've heard great things about Denise, but I think they don't have as many size needles as Boye. There's also Knit Picks which I hear many complaints about breakage, although they do replace them for free.

So that's my humble assessment.

Hope that helps
Karen

I have the Denise set and I'm happy with it. I like the fact that it is versatile, no need to buy tons of needles. I have no difficulty to knit with the needle set but sometimes it's a little bit hard to "push" the knitted garment on the joints and you have to be careful when you attach the cable to the needle so that it doesn't detach from each other. The needles are made of resin and I like the fact not to hear the sound of metallic ones, but it is just my preference.

Personally, I don't regret I've bought it and I like this set, but I'm a beginner knitter so I don't have much experience about other sorts of needles, so... well, I hope there will be other reviews from more experienced knitters!

Good luck!

There's also the Harmony set that you can buy through Knitpicks.com.

knitpicks.com/Options+Int...ND90306.html

I have the Boyle set myself and it's ok but the metal needles are a bit slippery compared to what I imagine the Harmony set would be like.