27'' Dressing Stick, Long Dressing Stick for Elderly, Disabled, Limited Mobility – Daily Living Dressing Aid Stick for Hip Replacement, Back, Shoulder Surgery - Dressing Aid for Pants, Shoes, Socks

27 " dressing stick. If you are or had surgery, for me my knee, then this is for you. Helped me put on & off pants & underwear. My neighbor raved about hers. I bought it & I'm not disappointed. One side is a hook. You can easily pick up clothes. The other end has 2 L shaped hooks for pushing open, or down clothing, pants, to get on. Other one helps in getting off clothes easily. Very happy with mine. Functional. Easy to figure out & use. Sturdy wood.

I am delighted with this side. I have an arm which I can’t raise and it is very difficult for me to put on coats, shirts etc. looking at the picture I couldn’t figure out how it worked. I had never seen one before. I decided. To give it a try and I am so glad I did. It would take me 1p minutes of struggling to get a coat on if there was no one to help. Now I just slip.this stick under the sleeve and it slides on.in seconds. A wonderful feeling. Also has a zipper pull which makes a zipper so easy to work. I’m going to get a second one to keep in my purse it folds up so easily. Highly recommend. I wish it came with directions. It is easy to use once you figure it out.

Strong wood, strong hooks. Best of this type available and at a great price.

This thing worked reasonably well for helping after a leg injury and being laid up in bed. The good: * The bent, plastic covered end was great for helping to take off socks, reach up and snag/pull on a light/fan pull cord, and I could also use it to pull over a leg stand milk crate by my bed. * The hook end was useful to reach a window shade pull cord as well. The average: * I don't love the metal hook. I'm not sure what it's really good for other than pulling on a cord. I'm sure there's plenty of other uses, but I'm not sure getting dressed is one of them. It's too sharp on its edges to use for pulling on things like socks. (MAYBE if using socks with pull loops, and using two of these, but otherwise, not really.) So I thought it was just a potentially annoying and even risky slightly sharp edged thing lying around. Overall, it was useful for me for my injury and I'd get it again. But I think I might just file down the edges of the metal end.

It looks simple but it's a great aid