(70cm Reacher, Plstc Shoehorn, With Formed Sock Aid, Sponge) - Hip Kit with 70cm Reacher, Contoured Sponge, Formed Sock Aid, 46cm Plastic Shoehorn

I'm an Occupational Therapist who frequently purchases adaptive equipment to teach my clients to be independent in their daily lives. This hip kit has everything needed for someone who has difficulty bending or dressing their lower body. All in all I'd say that this product is perfect for the economically conscious buyer. The items included in the kit are as follows: The reacher that is supplied is perfect for multiple tasks. If you have trouble or lack the balance to bend to pick items out of the floor, or have difficult reaching for items in cabinets or washing machine, then this item is great. It assists in dressing pants and allows those with disabilities to dress themselves independently. This items also has a magnet on the end which is suitable for picking up dropped utensils, paper clips, pins, etc. The sock aid is made of sturdy material and does the job great. Note if you have an extra wide foot or you have to purchase extra wide shoes, this sock aid is not for you. The long handled sponge and shoe horn do exactly as they were intended. Both are made sturdy and doesn't feel as though they will break with average intended use.

It was great for the time I had rehabilitation. But I can see it come hand when Im older.

Love the sock jockey, it works great. Wish I would have had one years ago. My wife doesn't have to put my socks on now. That little help is amazing. I also like the grabber, it will pick up a can of soup or a small piece of paper. Don't like the brush. It is just a sponge on the end of a plastic rod. I use it to wash the toilet. I only wear slip on shoes so I don't need the shoe horn. I should have looked into buying the sock jockey and grabber separately. Could have saved a couple bucks.

If you have a posterior hip replacement your movements are more restricted. All the tools in the kit are helpful but the product for putting on your sock is fabulous!

Had a total hip replacement last week, and this kit was recommended by the therapists at the hospital. So far, I’ve only found the grabber to be useful—but it’s been VERY useful. The sock putter-onner is too big to work with any of my socks, the handle on the sponge bends too easily to work well, and I never mastered even a regular shoehorn, so my inability to use that is probably on me. If I had it to do over, I’d just buy a grabber and a sponge or scrubber with a long WOODEN handle.