AUSAYE 35.4Inch Grabberable Pick Up Tool 4 Claws,Retractable Claw Stick,Snake & Cable Aid to Grab Trash & Unclog Hair from Litter Pick, Drain Pipe,Sink,Toilet & Clean Dryer Vents

We dropped a one pound cutting wooden cutting board down a small space and could not reach it. This did the trick! I was amazed that it was able to grab and hold the 1 inch thick board while I slowly pulled it out of a narrow space.

Perfect size, just almost too short for my Mazda drainage pipes, but it all worked out.The latch is hard to squeeze with your hand if you are a weakling like me.

I dropped some bolts that fell down into the 4 pipes that lead into the collector of my header and couldn’t find any way to get them out. This thing pulled them out with ease. It took a few tries but that was only because I had to get the claws to line up right. Once it grabbed the bolts it wasn’t letting them go. Highly recommend this one.

Bought this for my son who has a teenage daughter and wife that shed hair in the sinks like an Afghan Dog. He was constantly tearing drain pipes apart to clear hair clogs. This gadget is longer than most and has 4 claws instead of the usual 3 and has made his life much easier. Great purchase.

Helped fish an AirPod out of a car seat!

Apparently the 35” includes the handle so it can only reach about 28”

The top of the handle assembly on mine was very loosely and poorly assembled. There's a crimp where the intermediate cable enters the bottom of the plunger handle assembly. That crimp wasn't tight enough to keep the whole grabber end loop from freely rotating inside the top handle collar by as much as 90 degrees as I tried to rotate the top to position the grabber end.The tool was delivered tightly coiled to fit in a small package. Even after multiple attempts to bend it straight, a substantial curve remained. I tried a simple out-in-the-open test after straightening the cable. As I tried to rotate or move the handle to move the gripper closer to the target, at some point during the positioning movement the whole gripper end would just rotate as much as 90 degrees inside the top crimped tube. Since the cable was still not straight, once the remaining bend flopped over the gripper end would now be pointing away from the target instead of at it. Problem was much worse when I tried to use it more horizontally than straight down.I returned it and would recommend you think twice about buying it until they improve the crimp connections between the upper and lower metal assemblies. The top and bottom grips on each end of the long connecting tube need to be crimped or affixed tightly enough so that the cable never rotates within the two metal crimped pieces. You could then control where the gripper is pointing all all times.

I used this to pull out a sock that was firmly lodged in my vacuum cleaner hose. It worked like a charm and I’m sure I’ll find a million more uses for it.