32" Grabber Reacher Tool, 2-Pack Foldable Reacher Grabber Pickup Tool with 360° Rotating Jaw & Magnet, Trash Picker Upper Grabber, Lightweight Grabbers for Seniors Heavy Duty

This is a Wonderful Item! It's very easy to use. It's lightweight. It picks up items on the floor, and it helps get items from high above. It's easy on the hands and it's nice to look at. I liked it enough to buy it as gifts for friends.

Very strong. Works great!

These grabbers have been a lifesaver for me! Whether I'm dealing with back issues or just can't reach something, they make everyday tasks so much easier. What really impressed me is their ability to pick up even the tiniest items, like a penny or small screws, which makes me think there might be a magnet built in. Either way, the grip is strong and precise.They’re lightweight, easy to use, and incredibly helpful around the house. If you struggle with mobility or just want a tool to help reach things without bending or stretching, I highly recommend these!

Here in the Asheville area, we've had quite an interesting year as far as the woods are concerned. First was Helene, which dumped a bunch of our trees that needed cleanup - branches, bark, pine cones, etc. Then the cicadas popped up in some areas, like parts of our neighborhood. Their reproduction mode is to lay their eggs on tree leaves, mostly oak trees, mostly toward the end of the branches, and then notch the branch. The leaves turn brown, then shortly thereafter, the small branches start falling. It looks like fall. But the falling branches do not fall at the same time, it's continuous. So I've been using these grabbers for the last couple months, probably eight or ten hours per week. Grab the leave clusters, back them in a wheel barrow or on a tarp, and take them down to the roadside where the town picks them up once a month or so. Why don't I wait until they're all down? It's a lot easier to pick up the branches by the leaves, and once the leaves fall off, then I will have to deal with the leaves and the branches. I waited in a previous experience with cicadas and because of the volume of branches, it was very difficult to rake them all up. Add in the leaves, and it was a very bad experience.Here's what I like about these pickers: once you practice a bit, you can dexterously pick up sticks as thin as a pencil; it's possible to pick up a batch of the leaf clusters (4-6 typically); the price is good for what you get; they're light; they're easily stored; they're bright enough to be easily found. I know there are more sturdy pickers out there, but the light weight of these prevents fatigue.What I like less about these pickers: they can't be used to leverage branches that are jammed under something else - they can break; the cable does break after a period of use - sooner if you make a point of picking up thicker/heavier branches (the picture shows my fourth picker - the broken one. The good one is number five).

The grabbers are great; lightweight, long enough( got the longest version( we are tall)and with a loop to hang them for easy access. The handle is ergonomically designed and works so much better than the old heavy grabber we had. I'm they are in attractive colors, as well . Great buy! Very economical in the two pack. Excellent purchase.

Very nice “grabbers”Sitting in a wheelchair, I am constantly dropping things or knocking them off tables.It is marvelous to be able to pick them up easily. These are well built and magnetized for picking up small metal objects.Very happy with them.

My daughter got it for me and it works awesome!!! I was able to pick up CottonSwabs that I dropped accidentally on the floor. Love it!!!

These are awesome. You can tell these are made very well and they’re super sturdy. My husband uses one to pick up yard trash on his mower and I use the other one for in the house (picking up things off the floor, reaching a dog toy, reaching things under the couch, etc.) and these are perfect. They also have a really good grip and you don’t have to press hard to grab anything. They are a good size as well.