35.5 Inch Long Handled Shoe Horn, Dressing Stick, Sock Remover Aid Helper - Versatile, Adjustable Dressing Aid for Shoes, Socks, Shirts, Pants - Long Shoe Horn, Shoe Horn Long Handle for Seniors

I used this while I was recovering from full knee replacement surgery & it was so helpful!! It was so helpful getting into my shoes while I couldn't bend my knee.The quality is great! It's made of heavy-duty plastic that's actually durable. I slipped & put my weight on it, & shockingly, it didn't break.I highly recommend this extended shoe horn.

So happy I ordered this!! So glad I chose the right one!! Works great! Perfect length! (You can also make it shorter if you choose.) The S hook on top makes it easy to hold, hang, grab things, etc. Love everything about it!!!

After my back injury, I couldn't get shoes on at all without risk of extreme pain. I could scuff loafers on and off, but I didn't want to break down the back of my dress shoes from doing that. I wanted a long shoe horn. These are more than a shoe horn! Hurt back or not, everyone maybe should try these.DURABLE, TOUGH: I thought these would be too flimsy, but for the price, gave it a shot. They're pretty robust. Much thicker, heavier than anticipated. They ain't gonna break, for sure.VERSATILE: And the reverse curve hooks make stripping off socks and picking them up a since. Once I lift one side of my pants on, I'm good to go. I can get the other leg in. But I'm not having to stoop or bend severely to get the process started. And for picking up clothes? -- You won't believe how quickly you find uses for that s-curved hook. Won't be just for dressing (straighten high shelf contents, retrieve things from them, fetch things you see someone left lying on the floor).BUY 3 (You'll want more than one --> ) ... I bought two more a couple weeks after trying the first one. Why three? Because then I don't have to keep breaking it down and screwing it back together or moving it from room to room. Just leave them assembled.1. BEDROOM: I leave the one in the bedroom hanging from the clothes hook or sometimes hang it on the rod in the closet with my clothes.2. BACK PORCH:One in the back porch, so coming in from working in the garden, I can change out of muddy shoes into my house loafers.3. TRUCK: And I keep one in the truck for when I need to slip from dress loafers into muck boots as need be. So... now I'm not carrying it with me room to room or on the road. I have one each place I need it. Can't forget to pack it along when I'm on the road. Don't have to keep breaking it down, screwing it back together. Just leave one assembled each place where I typically use it.Big thumbs up on this (1/10th point dinged for not coming in a more attractive color combo. Black and bronze would have been much classier -- so, maybe I'll paint mine. Don't know. Good enough as they are).

The dressing stick is very handy & versitile for my husband who had surgery recently. It allows him to help himself to dress & pick up items as well.

Husband Ioved this. Helped with extra independence after surgery. Many of the things I got were good to help. This and biotene lozenges were the big helpers. This can be used to put slippers on. Adjust sheet. The pillow they make him keep ankle in and itches. Pull over things just out of reach and hiss grabber is great. Also the dry erase. White board has been nice

Great product! Can’t get our shoes on without it. Also helps get our socks off too. When you get into your 70’s everything is more difficult. So appreciate having good tools to make life easier.

Shoe horn works perfect. My husband uses it. Very heavy to use. He can put his socks on and take them off using the shoe horn. Ie is light weight, collapsible.

Didn’t work as plastic was too thick for shoe. Unfortunately had to return.