Dressing Stick Aid and Shoe Horn, 2-in-1 Tool,for Disability Aid for Daily Independent Living

This is the second one I bought. Unfortunately my husband broke it first use. He now uses each half. I don’t believe it is a cheaply made product.

After wrist surgery, I had to do it all with one hand. This helped me with waistbands and straps and tags. Haven't needed the shoe horn part yet. This disassembles easily so you can make it short or long as needed.

Show horn side does not work very well, it's kind of flimsy.

Well I gave it 4 stars because dressing stick was fine but sock helper was not so good couldn't hardly get sock around it otherwise ok

It broke the second day unused it.

Our daughter had a stroke we live only 3 miles away but from the stroke it’s on her left side is paralyzed.She can get dressed by her self now this is a gift of joy anyone that knows someone they love and has problems doing several tasks. Look at the item then look at the small clip posted it’s a lot more for you money than others.

I ordered this to replace what I already had for a long time. I use it to help me dress. It is how I get undies and slacks or jeans on. I am very disappointed in this product. It comes in 4 pieces. The shoe horn part just falls off. The shaft is in 2 pieces and constantly needs to be tightened. Very disappointed in this product. Would not purchase again.

I bought this for use after my hip replacement, and was delighted with it! I found the stick extremely useful for assisting with dressing, and picking up some items from the floor. The shoe horn end worked perfectly too. The dressing stick is strong and sturdy, and I found it more helpful than the grabbing tools which are recommended for post hip replacement. Highly recommended!