Having “man-hands” better suited to gripping hammers and chisels- I always found those normal needles too hard- and being clumsy with stubby fingers.
For those who travel- knitting needles are now prohibited on most airplanes.
Explaining knitting needles to Customs and Police is not exactly the most embarrassment-free task for a man.

Something slightly different- since “real” men are now permitted to knit- I’ve knitted chisel pouches, some tool pouches, a hunting knife belt (all out of leather-strips), a handy-man belt (much stronger than the usual store-bought rubbish), welding and cast forging mitts (using both wool and a ceramic fibre) and high-strength sawchip bag for my industrial wood saw- made out of stainless-steel wire.
And the wife gets me out of her sights too!

I hope more men may take up the fun- it offers such huge possibilities for us traditional handy-type “blokes”.

Thank you for such a wonderful product.

But if you plan on using it in the next row you can just lay it aside and use your other color and then come back to it. You can see in these photos that you just bring the brown yarn right across the orange design and then
continue your weaving.

One thing to remember, the area between your pins is the inside layer that no one will see so you can lay yarn across and tie on other colors and it stays hidden. Also this works best with thicker yarn.