Ettore 49016 Grip’n Grab Reach Tool, 16-Inch
April 4, 2018 - Comment
Grip’n Grab reach tool is a multi-purpose pick-up and clean-up tool is great for use in the home and around the yard. Also provides help for the physically disabled. Comfortable handle and rubberized jaws allow for easy retrieval of objects high and low. Say goodbye to hand, arm, back or knee strain when you extend your reach with the Grip’n Grab. Recommended for lifting items up to 5 pounds.
Product Features
- Comfort grip reduces repetitive motion fatigue and rubberized jaws securely holds up to 5lbs
- Articulation head turns 90 degree; versatile reacher for picking object high or low without bending or straining
- Features lightweight aluminum and plastic construction for sleek profile that reaches into tight spaces
- Multi-purpose pick up and clean tool is great for inside and outside a home; rust-proof
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Disappointed I have had this grabber for 4years and never had a problem with it so I did not understand why people were complaining about the poor quality. So since the cost was so good I decided to order 2 more to use in other rooms since I was always forgetting to take it with me. The 2nd day I had them one broke where the pinchers connect with the shaft. Got my old one out and they are exactly the same. Either they changed manufactures or material but something has changed. I will no longer be…
It did not disappoint me. It works great. It uses a metal cable instead of string or rope. I’ve been using it 50 to 75 times a day at my workplace 5 days per week for at least a month and it has given me no problems.Addendum:After writing the initial review above, I am adding some more. I used this at my work place at least 75 times per day x 5 day per week for about 2 months. That’s about 3000 uses. At this point, the metal cable began to fray at the pivot point as shown in the photo…
Work fine, just as advertised. Bought this to use after back surgery, and it works fine, just as advertised. I’m 5’11” and the length is just right for me. The grip is fine enough to pick up items like a single piece of paper (after a couple of tries :-); I haven’t tried anything over a pound or so, but there’s clearly some upper weight limit.Hint: for the first few weeks after my surgery, I was using a walker. My son rigged up a way to attach this device to the side of the walker, using a plastic “U”…