27" Dressing Stick, Sock Remover Tool, Independent Living Aid, Dressing Aids for Shoes, Socks, Shirts, and Pants

This is a handy thing to have . I had trouble putting on jackets on the account of arm hurting when raised this stick helps to put on u have to try a few times to learn how. Now I am a master at using and recommend it if you have a hurting arms or shoulders

As a dressing stick it is sturdy but also packable. I plan to use it to reach purses on high hooks in my closet.

I own several of these dressing sticks, but the new one is larger in diameter than previous models. The hook end is no longer rubber coated, but it's just plain steel.

A recent hip replacement left me needing assistance devices until I was approved for full mobility again. This has turned out to be one of the most useful things ever! It's been so helpful in so many situations--especially during the first weeks when dressing, using the restroom, or simply reaching something that I normally would just lean over and grab were all very difficult or impossible. I used it to pull up clothing, pull a chair closer so I could push up on it, turn things on/off, get a pillow from the other end of the sofa, reach things that rolled too far away, and so much more. I would say that this dressing stick, a "grabber," and the thing that helps you put on socks should go home with everyone who has a joint replacement because you're absolutely going to need all three if you don't want to be completely dependent on pestering someone else constantly.Even now that I've regained near normal mobility, this is a device that I'm going to keep using because it's the perfect thing for tucking a lap throw around my feet and legs so the cold air can't get in through gaps. Just use this under the blanket to snag the bottom edge of the throw and pull it under your feet and legs. No more dislodging one area while trying to get everything tucked in nicely. I love it!Additionally, the finish on the wood is silky smooth, and the whole thing disassembles to fit into 12 inches (14" if you leave the large hook attached), which makes it travel friendly.

There was a pamphlet inside that showed a shirt on the end hook and other things like that, but there were no instructions on how to actually use it. I was looking for it for help of getting on and off a coat but I couldn't do it with just one hand. I had to use both. In the instructions were useless as there were none only pictures

Does the job. Easy to use. I put my jeans, my pajamas and such on with it as I can’t bend over. So easy to carry. Inexpensive and indespensable.

Great product

I'm grateful to the inventor but I'm not using it as intended: instead, I use half of the stick to pull up the footplate while temporarily in a wheelchair.