Sammons PrestonBasic Assistive Device Kit II, Reaching Tools for Limited Range of Motion and Mobility, Long Handle Extension Tools, Shoehorn Dressing Aid, Sock Aid and 26" Reacher

My husband is recovering from a broken hip and we bought the combo thinking we would need all of them and we have in some form or another and they have all worked like they're supposed to

Liked the usefulness of each item. Used for the intended purposes of assisting me in dressing. But grabber constantly used to pick up fallen items.

1. The sock tool takes some getting used to, but works well, especially with the small blue piece of ?foam? attached to the back which causes the sock to stay on the tool as you pull your foot out. That's the key to pulling the sock up on the ankle/leg. 2. The grabber works only to grab fairly light items, but can grab pretty small items. You can only use fairly light pressure on the trigger or the "heads" slip beside each other and lock, so you then have to manually release them. 3. The shoehorn is much too narrow to use easily. I did manage to use it to hold the shoe's tongue up out of the way as the foot slips in, before moving it to the heel position.

Great tools for bad hip & replacement time! The sock tool works better if done on a carpet where you can push your foot further into a tight sock by sliding your foot on carpet. Best if the sock heel can be slid on the tool.

Flimsy and cheap. The quality of a Mattel toy,