RMS Deluxe 28 Inches Long Dressing Stick - Dressing Aid for Shoes, Socks, Shirts and Pants

This “dressing stick” is amazing! I had major low back surgery and I needed tools to help me be more self sufficient. This stick by far is my favorite implement. I use it to put on my underwear & pants, get clothes up off of the floor, & pick up bags containing bladder control pads from the floor. Due to my surgery, I can’t bend, twist, or lift anything above 5 pounds. This stick is an amazing tool that I recommend for anyone that has undergone surgery.It is made from great materials, and is made very well. It is constructed with one solid piece of wood, which makes for a very sturdy tool. The metal parts are covered with a rubbery type substance that protects your clothing from snags or damage. The overall texture & weight of the dressing stick are aesthetically pleasing in my hands.

Husband had multiple surgeries. Helps him to be independent.

Very good product.

Really useful after a hip arthroscopy. Made getting dressed and adjusting clothing much easier when I couldn't crouch or kneel down.Handle could be just a little longer for the taller types, but otherwise no company's.Ended up getting 2. One worked well for clothing, and second was useful in the bathroom to press toilet handle, etc.Don't try to use this to pull on socks - that'll just tear them.

this is a replacement for the dressing stick tool that was in the hip kit I purchased 2 years ago.the tool has been used daily and is finally starting to fall apart. No fault to manufacturer. I use it every day t0 remove my compression hose which I could not accomplish without the tool. I really depend on the tool which is why I purchased this tool again and will do again if needed. Highly recommend this dressing tool and the reacher/grabbers that were in the kit.

This is our second purchase of this item. My husband is bed & wheelchair bound and needs this tool for his everyday functioning. I originally purchased this item in May 2019 and then again in June 2020. The first one lasted just over 1 year, but he had also spent considerable time weak in bed with a PIC line and antibiotics and then in the hospital and rehab, so he wasn't using it as much as he is now. In the one purchased in June 2020, the hook on the one end came out (pictured without a hook) within the first month, but he doesn't use that end much. The other end (pictured with the duck tape) also came out approximately 1/1.5 months into owning. Currently, the fix is to duck tape it together while I try to find something even more sturdy. I would say that the tool is fine if only using it occasionally, but for most people who are unable to walk at all, the use would be extensively greater and it is not adequate for those who need it on a daily basis.

I love this item, when you have surgery, its recommended to use to get dressed, it is very hopeful

Stick is simple but useful and worth the price.