Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid
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Featured Customer ReviewIt is very light weight and easy to use. <BR> <BR> <BR>I hav... [ read more ]
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Features
Ableware Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid
- Comfortable nylon interior reduces friction
- Double nap terrycloth outside holds the sock in place
- 29" long looped handles reduce the need to bend
Product Overview
Ableware Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid
Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid
Unique three finger design holds stockings easily
The Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid can be used with compression stockings up to 18 mm/Hg compression rating. The 29" long loop handles are perfect for people with limited hand function, back problems, wheelchair users or people recovering from hip or knee surgery. The flexible plastic core is lined with blue nylon to reduce friction. The outside is covered with terrycloth to prevent the sock from slipping. Plastic core has a one year guarantee. Hand washable. For other compression sock aids see EZY Sock Helpers.
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Ableware Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid
Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid Reviews Summary
Allegro Medical does not endorse, recommend or sponsor any customer product reviews, ideas or advice.
58 out of 117 recommended this product to their friends
Pros
Lightweight (67)
Easy Storage (57)
Sturdy (51)
Safe (47)
Easy to use (3)
Does the job quickly (1)
Great product (1)
Why did I wait so long (1)
No more twisting my knee (1)
It is a slick gadget (1)
Foot slides easily (1)
Highly Functional (1)
easy use (1)
Easiest to use (1)
Easy to use (1)
well made (1)
I really like it. (1)
I really like it. (1)
easy to use (1)
easy as heck to use (1)
Works every time (1)
Cons
Flimsy (6)
No cons (2)
Needs sturdier lines (1)
Sock on device (1)
Hard to get sock on dev (1)
Terry part ravels some (1)
Could use stronger coveri (1)
Too light (1)
Difficult to put in sock (1)
A bit narrow (1)
Low Quality Cloth (1)
Poor Durability (1)
Lifespan problem (1)
Difficult for 1 hand user (1)
AWKWARD (1)
Terry cloth comes apart (1)
cannot be stowed easily (1)
none (1)
Easy to use (1)
Best Uses
Elderly (47)
Following Surgery (40)
Emergency (9)
Before surgery (2)
DISABLED (1)
Problems bending (1)
Mobilityflexibility poor (1)
Great for travel (1)
Dressing help (1)
Arthritis (1)
Arthritic (1)
Arthritic knee (1)
Those unable to bend (1)
Damaged knees (1)
Can't reach your feet (1)
Arthritis sufferers (1)
Limited Flexibility (1)
Difficulty bending over (1)
Elderly with more mobilit (1)
for anyone with flex prob (1)
easy to use (1)
limited flexibility (1)
neuro. recovery (1)
back injuries (1)
back issues (1)
use every day (1)
Back saver
Pros:
Lightweight.
Easy Storage.
Sturdy.
Safe.
Works every time.
Cons:
Easy to use.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Following Surgery.
Emergency.
use every day.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
CANT REACH TOES.
Can't bend legs.
Arithitus in back.
osteo arthritis.
Simple and easy to use.
by Fish Fry from West Columbia Texas
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
makes my day
Pros:
Lightweight.
Easy Storage.
Sturdy.
Safe.
easy as heck to use.
Cons:
none.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Following Surgery.
Emergency.
back issues.
Describe Yourself:
Can't bend legs.
CANT REACH TOES.
back injury.
young COPD disabled.
It makes the very difficult task of putting on socks an absolute breeze. Where has it been all this time?
Love It
by gary from dallas, texas
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
A great aid
Pros:
Sturdy.
Safe.
Lightweight.
Cons:
cannot be stowed easily.
Best Uses:
Following Surgery.
Elderly.
Emergency.
back injuries.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
BAD BACK AND BOTH HIPS AR.
Can't bend legs.
CANT REACH TOES.
back injury.
back injury.
back injury.
knee replacement.
knee replacement.
osteo arthritis.
Average Health.
Lower back injury plus knee replacement on top of broken hip/leg makes it a long stretch to put stockings on one of my feet. Sometimes I cannot reach the foot at all. This device is a Godsend for me.
by Fast Eddy from Goldendale, WA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pleasantly Surprised
Pros:
Lightweight.
Sturdy.
Safe.
Easy Storage.
Best Uses:
Following Surgery.
neuro. recovery .
Describe Yourself:
Can't bend legs.
CANT REACH TOES.
encephalitis patient .
Easy to use; works very well. Not frustrating.
by The Bug Man from Manassas, VA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Difficult to function with out it
Pros:
Lightweight.
Sturdy.
easy to use.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Following Surgery.
limited flexibility .
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.
BAD BACK AND BOTH HIPS AR.
Over weight and bad hip.
Can't bend legs.
hip replacements.
CANT REACH TOES.
osteo arthritis.
fast and light weight. Can put my socks on faster than most people, that can reach their feet
I have sent one of these to a family member that had Knee replacement surgery on 10/20/2011. My original lasted over 15 years and finnaly broke in to. I worked with it until I could order a new one through Allegro
by Don from Castalia, Ohio
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Asked on May 3, 2011 1:51:00 PM by Jerry
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While sitting I hold it between my legs with the slots up and squeeze it a little. Roll you stocking onto it with the heel centered over the center tung. No need to get the entire sock on it. Up to the heel is enough. Hold the straps and swing it in front of your foot and pull it onto your toes. Continue pulling and if necessary wiggle your toes a little to help it slide onto your foot. Pull it on the rest of the way. If you loaded it with the heal centered it is on perfect. If it needs to be rotated you might use a grabber to help out. You might search You Tube Videos for "Sock Aid". I couldn't find this one, but other similar ones are shown. Might copy and paste this address to view a video. Copy all three lines below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Us0bcyyoAaE&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL10FD635A09817537
Answered on Sep 26, 2011 11:16:10 PM by Ted the dog trainer
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