In short: For crochet dreadlocks, choose your fiber based on grip, softness, and Hot Water Setting needs. Coarse, Henlon, and Outre have different behaviors.
The right fiber changes how you work a synthetic dreadlock. For crochet dreadmaking, texture, temperature, and ease of separation matter.
Quick choice
| If you're looking for... | Choose | Because |
|---|---|---|
| Grip and texture | Coarse Jumbo Hair | Pronounced yaki texture and strong grip |
| Softness and easy separation | Henlon Jumbo Braid | Softer and lighter |
| Hot Water Setting | Outre Ultra Braid | Low-temperature HWS compatible |
Coarse
100 g, approx. 60 cm, HT and yaki texture. It is suitable when you want to build compact dreadlocks and control the fiber well during crocheting.
Henlon
80 g, approx. 60 cm, HT, soft and easy to divide into sections. Suitable for handmade dreadlocks and processes that require a moldable fiber.
Outre
165 g, Kanekalon low-temperature, HWS. If your technique specifically requires hot water, it's the most consistent choice.
How many packs?
- Coarse: approx. 5.
- Henlon: approx. 6.
- Outre: approx. 3–4.