RMS 35.5 Inch Extra Long Dressing Stick Aid for Shoes, Socks, Shirts and Pants - Sock Removal and Long Shoe Horn with Travel Bag

Though I'm mildly fumbling using it for shirts and coats, the shoehorn part works well. But the best use is for pulling or pushing items my arthritic limbs can't reach (packages, cups, clothing, moving my rolling bedside table, pulling closed my car door). I've tried poles with metal hooks but they either damaged the items or bent easily. It has become so versatile that I need to buy a spare.

Great tool.for extra reach . The Sideways S hook is Great for pulling or pushing at light objects, or clothing. The shoe horn is OUTSTANDING. You can stand up strait and use it . I Highly recommend this for folks with limited mobility.

My husband likes the shoe horn.

It works great!

I did not use for suggested purposes. I am disabled and cannot reach the door for the shower. This item allows me to safely close the door.

Mine broken, both places or screws together plastic is very cheap with those joints. Ended up having to try glue, which didn’t work eventually drilled a hole and put two screws through it and that seems to hold up for a while.

after having shoulder surgery, this device helps me get dressed. I don't use the shoe horn part, but it's nice to have. Use the "hook" part to guide clothing on or it's great to take off a shirt or button up sweater.

After back surgery I needed something to help with reaching things and dressing. Grabbers are good for somethings, but the hook is better in many cases!