Ergonomic Plastic Reacher
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Customers buy this product with the DMI Aluminum Reacher with Magnetic Tip
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Features
DMI Ergonomic Plastic Reacher
- 18" and 27" length options available.
- Easy-to-use polycarbonate trigger handle.
- Lightweight reacher & durable plastic frame.
- Magnet on handle to receive lightweight metal objects.
Product Overview
DMI Ergonomic Plastic Reacher
Ergonomic Plastic Reacher with Rotating Claw
The Ergonomic Plastic Reacher is a fantastic tool for those hard to reach places. With 3-1/2" jaw opening you will be able to grab pretty much everything. This reacher has rubber cushion tips that help secure any items that need to be received.
Ergonomic Plastic Reacher Reviews Summary
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Avg. Customer Rating:
(based on 9 reviews)
Pros:
Lightweight. Easy Storage. Safe. Sturdy.
Best Uses:
Mobility impaired.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly. Athletic.
The 18" version is convenient enough to be carried on a wheelchair and it becomes our "third hand."
VERY convenient, no unfolding necessary, picks up anything, coins, paper...whatever. Even those heavy things on the top shelf at the supermarket.
Have you noticed that all the good stuff at the supermarket is always on the TOP shelf?? Weird.
But it is a wonderful tool. 
by SCI T4 dude from Dublin, CA
Pros:
Safe. Lightweight. Sturdy.
Best Uses:
From wheel chair.
Describe Yourself:
Wheel chair user.
Grocery shopping and home use, grabs what I reach for.
by Mike from Rabun Gap, GA
Pros:
Easy Storage. Safe. Sturdy. Lightweight.
Best Uses:
Picking up debris-cleanup.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.
Picking up items from the floor and not having to stoop over.
by Richard from Stockton, CA
Pros:
Lightweight. Sturdy. Rubber surrounding pickup. Easy to grasp. Safe. Easy Storage.
Best Uses:
Elderly. Emergency. Following Surgery.
Describe Yourself:
Athletic.
I use this product to reach up into my cupboard to remove cereal or the like, as well as picking up from the floor, particulary when I am not able to bend.
by jaymbee from Minneapolis, Mn
Pros:
Lightweight. Safe. Prompt correct item. Easy Storage. Sturdy.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Stop gap errand runner.
Already had a grabber of my own. After loaning it to my sister-in-law post broken left ankle and right leg, she really didn't want to give it back. I am partially handicapped and use it many times a day. Mary was delighted with a grabber (like mine) of her own.
by vivianospaghett from Flint MI
Pros:
Inexpensive. Picks up even tiny things. Lightweight. Sturdy. Eliminates bending.
Cons:
Nothing.
Best Uses:
Bad hip. Following Surgery. Elderly. Bad back.
Describe Yourself:
Bad hip.
I have a bad hip, and bending over to pick up little things is painful. This device makes my life easier. It works for everything from a can or a bottle all the way down to a piece of a cracker.
by MikeNewYork from New York City
Pros:
Easy handling. Lightweight. Sturdy. Safe. Easy Storage.
Best Uses:
Handicapped. Emergency. Following Surgery. Elderly. Dressing.
Describe Yourself:
Wheelchair bound. Average Health. Handicapped.
polished won't cause pulls in fine items
by Johnny or Funiclown from Highland(upstate), New York
Pros:
Safe. Length rotating head. Sturdy. Easy Storage. Lightweight.
Cons:
No cons.
Best Uses:
Emergency. Shopping. Elderly. Following Surgery.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
Great tool. Take shopping to reach stuff on shelves. Rotating head makes it easy to grip merchandise on shelves. Tip of jaws picks up the smallest things from floor, magnet on handle big enough to sweep an area where you might drop a pin.
by pannyk from Chardon, OH
Pros:
Rightsize.
Cons:
Flimsy.
Best Uses:
Handicapped.
Describe Yourself:
Quadriplegic.
handy to pick up most things
by quadman from Massachusetts
Part Number(s): 640-1777-0221, 640-1777-0223