Unger Grabber Plus Reacher Lightweight Multi-Purpose Tool with Ergonomic Trigger Grip, 360 Degree Rotating Head, and Magnetic Tip, 32"

Je viens de subir une chirurgie de la hanche. Cet article est génial et absolument indispensable dans ces circonstances. Extrêmement pratique, suffisamment solide et bien fait. Non seulement il me permet de ramasser presque tout à distance et d’aller porter plus loin, mais m’aide aussi à monter culottes, pantalon et enlever mes bas, etc. Cet article nous assure plus d’autonomie lors d’une chirurgie. N’hésitez pas à l’acheter, vous ne le regretterez pas.

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I read a lot of the reviews here before deciding to buy this. As usual, most if not all of the bad reviews are because of user error. Some claim that it can't handle heavier things like soda cans. As soon as I unpacked it, I tested it by grabbing a 20-ounce jar of applesauce with it. No problem. I suspect they tried to use the tips of the jaws instead of the rubber-lined throat. Would you handle a wine bottle with your fingertips, or would you wrap your fingers around it? I next grabbed a one-pound box of dry pasta and it did fine. Some claim that the jaws don't open very wide. My ruler reads 3.75 inches. How much wider do you really need? And there's always the problem of leverage. If you want the jaws to open wider, either you'll have to accept having to squeeze further or squeeze harder. There's no free lunch. You have to sacrifice travel or gripping power. Basic physics. Another complaint is that they couldn't get out cans that were tightly packed on a shelf. You wouldn't be able to squeeze your fingers around them either. Try leaving some space between the cans. They claim it's too heavy. My scale says it's a whopping 9.5 ounces, or a little over a half pound. Less than a can of soda. Another person complained that the jaws don't rotate on the shaft. It took me five seconds to figure it out. They're normally fixed so you don't have to worry about them twisting when you're trying to grab a heavier item. But just pull the jaw assembly out a little bit and it rotates easily, then you can turn it in 90º increments. There is even a small instructional graphic on the jaw assembly: 1) Pull, 2) Twist. Someone else said the magnet is only strong enough to pick up paper clips. I was able to lift a 15mm box end Crescent wrench with mine. Must be some pretty big paper clips. Way too many people complaining that it was broken in shipping. Then take advantage of Amazon's free exchange instead of whining. Others say it's not ergonomic and takes a strong grip. The pistol handle is the most ergonomic you could ask for, especially with the inverted trigger that takes advantage of the stronger index and middle fingers. I suspect those folks are gripping it at the bottom of the handle. The "wings" on the sides are supposed to rest on top of your index finger and thumb. I wish the thin-gauge steel shaft was longer, but the 32" reach is still pretty useful. And the one-piece shaft is actually not a bad thing. That makes it stiff and there's no play from joints working loose. I was relieved to find that the hanging hole at the end of the shaft does in fact swivel. The product photos always showed that hole aligned with the pistol grip, so I was afraid that that was a fixed position. I can hang it up flat against the wall and not have the handle sticking out.

The tool is handy and effective.

Sturdy enough, and ergonomic, and without any great issues. Bonus point for rotating hook at the end so you can mount it on the wall either way. They are slightly expensive considering what you get, there are better deals on here; on somewhat more sturdy grappers. But I don't think anyone will be unhappy with these.