An ergonomic handle may feel more comfortable, but it is not an arthritis treatment. Choose a hook that suits your grip and yarn, and stop if the activity causes worsening pain.
Two identifiable ranges
Clover Amour uses a shaped elastomer handle. The U.S. 3672 set contains ten sizes; other regional packages can differ, so compare the product number and millimetre sizes rather than assuming all Amour sets have the same contents.
Tulip ETIMO Rose is a crochet-hook range, not an interchangeable knitting-needle system. Tulip’s catalogue distinguishes its ranges, including finer lace-hook options. Buy the size range your yarn and pattern require.
Try one before buying ten
Compare handle thickness, usable shaft length and how your grip sits against the shaped section. Pencil and knife grips can make the same handle feel different. A thicker handle can help one person and feel restrictive to another.
Make a small sample with a single hook if possible. Judge grip comfort as well as whether the hook catches or splits the chosen yarn. An expensive set is poor value if its most-used sizes do not suit your hand.
For persistent symptoms, NHS advice on osteoarthritis treatment and support is a better basis for care decisions than a product ranking. Use the crochet gauge guide to check project size after changing hooks.