Heh heh heh 
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woah that’s a chonky boi hook
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I would probably do the same as your son if I had one of those. lol
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lets just ignore the ones that are in ‘L’ shapes
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She gave me for yarn used in arm knitting and although I’m not a knitter I’d rather arm knit with it than crochet. So much hand cramp -_-;
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Oops, I meant ribbon yarn like Red Heart Boutique for a chain scarf.
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Oh, I hot that 
I’m just at a total loss as to what to make with it
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according to google you can make belts, headbands and scarves and apparently it’s also good to make flashy bags
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They are! Even though I’ve only used them once, I"m glad that I bought them, as they are rather unique.
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I’ve used a 25MM hook before! I was using a chunky yarn to make a pouf. It was surprisingly really easy to use and honestly helped me understand crocheting in the correct stitches because the loops were so big LOL. I did have to take breaks because the hook was so large and hurt my wrists more. I normally use a 4MM for most of my projects. Pic for reference!
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My family was making fun of me for days whenever they saw me with that. My dad couldn’t believe they made crochet hooks that big.
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I’ve used a 15 MM resin hook once. But it wasn’t very ergonomic so my joints hated it. Haven’t used it since.
But I found it at a Japanese dollar store so I didn’t spend a ton of money on a hook I never use at least!
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I made a spider web type scarf with super bulky yarn. I’m not sure if I still have it, but I remember having fun making it at the time.
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I used a 40mm hook to make one of those extra chunky blankets. It was like crocheting with a pop can. Worked up so fast, but my arms were sore for days.
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The smallest I have ever used was some tiny steel hook that I used with sewing thread to make a tiny holder for a jewelry cabochon. I felt like my eyes were going to cross
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