DMI Reacher Grabber Tool for Elderly, Disabled or After Surgery Recovery, Claw Grabber, Reaching Assist Tool, Trash Picker, Hand Gripper, Arm Extension, 32 Inches, Folding, Magnetic Claw

I use this grabber to pick up garbage in my neighborhood. 24" is ideal for picking up and putting the garbage into a plastic bag. It is lightweight and sturdy. The magnetic tip is great and the design allows me to pick up extremely small items with precision. I would rate this 110% if I could.

I like to use this one much better than some of the reachers on the market. I'd say the only thing I'm kind of concerned about it the sturdiness of the grabber piece. It can't handle much weight for picking up something off the floor that's a little heavier. It seems like the older ones were a lot stronger in that regards. But it is wonderful to have it.

I have had joint (2) replacement surgeries. A reach tool becomes a necessity for anyone with this type of work done on them. The first one I bought was this type and it worked very well. The second one I bought was a different type that closed with a double pinch motion. Same thing with the third one just from a side pinch and I even bought a folding one. What I found out is this. Thise type has several advantages over the other ones. First it has a magnet on the end so anything magnetic, screws, bolts, nuts etc. can be picked up easily. Next with this jaw type it takes less strength to grasp things and hold them/maneuver them. I now have 5 of them. 1 in my office 1 in my kitchen 1 in my laundry room and 1 in my bathroom and 1 in my bedroom. That way I never have to run for one. In the laundry room I can reach to the back of the dryer or washer to get those socks that like to hide in the far reaches. A valuable tool really for anyone.

As someone with limited mobility, my limits are my ability to bend down to pick up things off the floor since I’ve had surgery for my scoliosis (years ago). So I’m not new to trying out reachers. What caught my eye was the foldable feature with this one, which would be great for any outside mishaps for me in cases where no one can help me.Conclusion after testing:Outdoor usage- definitely not going to try yet(I will maybe buy another to fiddle with to make it more functional to my needs) but will need to have adjustments made. (Will explain through further pointers.)Indoors usage- is usable as a reacher, to an extent. Really heavy objects you’re trying to pick up that are farthest from your reach might pull apart the reacher… 😐 Found this out while sorting laundry, and towels and winter dresses.This is due to the fact that (from what I’m guessing) the collapsable feature is simply pulling the reacher apart.Which also causes instability of the whole reacher when you shake it side to side, you’ll feel the little wiggle from the connector part not being flushed enough to hold the two pieces together.That adding on to the “trigger” part of the reacher, causes more troubles picking up items possibly.The “trigger” is not snug in it’s chamber, you can wiggle it side to side as well. It’s also pretty thin that it hurts when picking up bigger items. That is what it’s for though. Cups, phones, laundry, bags, there’s a variety of items that could end up on your floor on accident, and using a sturdy reacher that helps more than be iffy is above all what I’m looking for when considering to use it outside, seeing it being collapse able.Things to look out for: possible rope snapping due to the metal cut (while is filed) might still catch since after pulled apart both ends can rotate any way.Not sturdy feel when picking up heavier items, and even possibly splitting apart mid pick up.Possible remedies: thicker handle, with its pined joint pretty snug to its place, a square snap in place jointer or similar thing to how some dusting polls are able to be snuggly hold themselves at any height with its clamp adjuster.

This is the BEST reacher for what I use them for. I have purchased several others, they do not work well for picking up pine cones or sticks off the ground. These gram better and with less effort. I had used one for about 10 years before I lost it.This is well worth the money and they last a long time. I also like the magnet in the end, it allow you to pick up nails and screws off the ground.

Está bueno el diseño del gatillo, pero muy poco práctico, que en la parte de la pinza lo que se cierra y abre no coincida a lo largo con la parte fija, esto no ayuda mucho, cuando se quieren levantar cosas pequeñas y delgadas del piso, como un alfiler o un clavo, por ejemplo, y no tener que agacharse por élLo que sí, es posible con otras pinzas, que ambas partes de la punta tienen el mismo largoPero ya es cuestión de gustos

Cheaper than I could buy here in our city, well made have a few of them for different rooms.

I prefer this version it gets into all sorts of little places it even picks up cigarettes no problem at all find it really be a very handy tool with a small magnet at the end.

très bien

does the job but could be a bit longer ( 2-4 inches