RMS 35.5 Inch Extra Long Dressing Stick Aid for Shoes, Socks, Shirts and Pants – Sock Removal and Long Shoe Horn with Travel Bag
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Product Dimensions : 35.5 x 4.75 x 0.75 inches; 9.6 ounces
Date First Available : March 25, 2021
Manufacturer : Royal Medical Solutions
ASIN : B0914ZG9TM
Dressing Stick AND Shoe Horn All in One! Great for elderly, those with limited mobility, pregnant women, post-op, people with back pain, etc.
Can be used standing or sitting: Our shoe horn dressing stick is adjustable in length so you can use it when standing or sitting. It’s great for those in wheelchairs.
Easy to assemble: Simply screw each component together and go! No tools required.
Travel friendly: A travel bag is included so you can take your dressing stick/shoe horn with you on the go.
Extra long length: The dressing stick/shoe horn is 35.5inches when fully assembled. No need to bend when putting your shoes on!
Customers say
Customers find the dressing stick helpful for getting dressed and undressed, particularly appreciating its length and ability to be disassembled for travel. The product receives positive feedback for its hooks and value for money, with customers noting it makes putting shoes on easier and eliminates the need to bend over. The build quality receives mixed reviews, with some finding it well-made while others report it breaking apart.
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8 reviews for RMS 35.5 Inch Extra Long Dressing Stick Aid for Shoes, Socks, Shirts and Pants – Sock Removal and Long Shoe Horn with Travel Bag
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Runnamuck –
Great tool for people with limited mobility.
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.
GreenJim –
versatile
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.
patty –
Great tool
I had just had shoulder surgery and was in a very constricted sling and needed something to help pull my clothes up and down, since I am able to only use 1 arm. This tool has been great. I’m using it in helping me get my pants down or up daily. I have not had to use the shoe horn because I have some slip on shoes. The hook part is great because you can also tuck it under your shirt on the side to help pull your shirt down in the back and side on the opposite side that you can’t use. Also that fact that it screws apart is great it makes it smaller, which is great when you have to go out. The price was also good. It’s also very sturdy. The dr said I could drive if it worked with my sling on. I’m a person who hates to not be able to go when I want and things outside of the box. My thought was if I could go somewhere by myself but I had to figure out how to get the car door closed on my own. I took out this tool without the shoehorn part. I thought I would use the white hook part to pull the door closed. I tried it a couple of different ways but it didn’t work, so no driving for me until the sling comes off hopefully in a couple more weeks. I also love that it comes with a storage bag.
ktodd –
Good idea
My husband had surgery and wasnât able to bend over to put socks on or put his shoes on and I thought it was a great idea to help him. It came a little late to where he was able to bend enough to put one socks and shoes.
Kindle Customer –
Useful after hip revision
Posterior hip revision means no bending at waist past 90 degrees and other restrictions (for up to three months). Wasnât sure I needed this since I have a grabber, a longhandled shoehorn, and a helpful husband, but the hooks on the end are great for both pulling and pushing on and off yoga pants etc, and the extra length is helpful for hooking/rearranging blankets etc. Since I prefer to do things independently rather than always ask for help, this has been well worth the cost. And the fact it comes apart makes it easy to travel with and to store. Good product!
KD –
Breaks easily at joints.
Mine broken, both places or screws together plastic is very cheap with those joints. Ended up having to try glue, which didnât work eventually drilled a hole and put two screws through it and that seems to hold up for a while.
Diane M. –
Clothing assist device to get dressed or undressed
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.
RF –
Very useful
Works great for pulling off socks or jeans, and jor pulling up pants that have belt loops. After surgery I can’t bend to do those tasks. Sturdy too.