2024 Upgrade PowerGrip T9, Grabber Reacher Tool, Wide Jaw, Foldable, Steel Cable, with 96 Grip Points for Firm Grip, 32" with Magnet (Pink, 32 Inch)

If you have a bad back, or just too lazy to bend over to pick up things (me, totally me) buy this handy tool. You won't regret it, you'll probably thank me!! I use this to clean up my backyard after my pittie decides to sneak things out of my house to take it to the yard and shred it, you know, just very expensive shoes, handbags, toys, pillows, so this is more of a pick up tool for me, then a reach high and grab it tool. Saves lots of time for me instead of bending over 500 times to pick up every shreds of material that he has decided to destroy

Imagine a cranky old man with a three foot reach. I am in heaven. All humor aside I ordered this to pick up pine cones and broken branches in my yard before I mowed. It works ....

I had several poorly designed reachers that were difficult to use effectively. I need a reacher because I have to use a walker and am a fall risk. This one works great and it can extend to be longer for objects on higher shelves. It is a vast improvement over my previous reachers and at a reasonable price.

Never realized how useful this would be for me. I'm short (5') but never really too inconvenienced with reaching for things, I just always had a step stool in my kitchen and closet. But this has made life so much easier. I only wish I'd gotten one long ago. It has a great grip, nice long handle and can clamp on to even thin items. YAY for me.

Great product. I have a few of them stashed around my home. Really helpful in my sewing room for picking up dropped pins with the magnet.

Very much improved over past units I've purchased. These look very sturdy and long lasting.

Purchased April 29th, 2023 and it broke Sep 22, 2024, so for a cheap grabber it lasted a decent amount of time. I use is twice daily to pick up multiple dog food bowls from the floor, so this lifespan is with very regular use.However, through it's entire 16 month life I was constantly annoyed with the flimsiness of the "claws" on the grabber part. The rubberized coating did grip well but the claws themselves were so flimsy that they would twist and drop whatever I was trying to grab, constantly. As in, the plastic part of each claw would actually twist individually on their hinges, not the entire head with both claws twisting together. It took a long time to get the knock for picking them up; for several weeks I felt like I was trying to pick up the bowls with two wet noodles. Sometimes the claws would twist so much it would actually rotate the head 90 degrees and lock into the alternate claw orientation (the head rotates and locks in either a "horizontal" or "vertical" orientation). Even my heaviest dog bowl is only 0.75 pounds so I was using it for things WELL within the advertised weight capacity.The trigger was comfortable and easy to use although that was the part that eventually broke.So now I have to order a new grabber and I am no re-ordering this one. I will continue my quest for a better grabber with some other brand.

It seems strong enough, well made enough and with enough grip strength to meet my needs. It’s the longest grabber my therapist has seen. I had hip replacement surgery and next will have both knees replaced. This grabber, along with a very strong one from HF and a double pack of foldable smaller ones will meet all of my needs. I’ve attached one of the smaller ones and my HF one to my walker. Now, if I drop my grabber, I have the spare smaller one to pick it up. This long one stays near my bed. I’m now about 6’1” tall.