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Jenny
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
I'm short - just a bit over 5'. After a recent surgery I could not reach clothes at the bottom of the washer or the back of the dryer. I love my grabbers but wondered if there was a grabber with a wider end. Eureka - this is it. It has a heavy duty but light weight rod. The handle is secured when not in use. It's easy to use and grant and holds what I want it to. Now I won't tell you that it will pick up a wet sheet from the bottom of the washer and haul it out but it will grab it and pick it up to where I can easily grab it. It's a great tool.
Danielle Dixon
Reviewed in Australia on July 5, 2024
Very good quality and durable product
DAN THERRELL
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024
I have bought just about every brand of reach and grab tool in the past 20 years, because I am very rough on them and they break quickly. I use grabbers to pick up driftwood pieces I find on local beaches and I've found that most grabbers are too flimsy for this. Not this puppy! It works great, and the 40 inch length insures a long reach and no bending over is required.This is the strongest and most durable grabber I have ever used, but it is still light weight enough to carry for hours at time. The stainless steel jaws are perfect for picking up random sizes of driftwood. They also work extremely well when I need to grab yard debris, like weeds pulled from flowerbeds, shrub prunings, and especially pine cones! It is handy to use around my firepit since the steel jaws are not going to melt.Of course these cost a lot more than all the others, but I've spent a lot of money repairing and replacing all the cheaper grabbers. I will definitely buy these grabbers again.I will comment that the serrated steel jaws are not made for picking up smooth objects, like a glass bottle, for instance. I prefer using a grabber that has silicone suction cups for indoor use, and I use the steel jaw grabbers outdoors.Unfortunately, these are not "all stainless steel", as I was lead to think. I was surprised to find that the handle grip and trigger are plastic. I am concerned that the plastic parts will be weak links that will break before any of the metal parts. I do not think repairing the plastic part of the grabber would be possible, which is a bummer. For that reason, I have revised my original rating from 5 to 4. I encourage the designer to improve the long-term duability, and make all parts replaceable.Update: After several months of hard use the grabbers have held up and continue to work as intended. I am mindful of not putting excessive force on the handle in order to avoid breaking the plastic parts. It's holding up so far and these are my #1 go-to outdoor grabbers!
Hockey Dad
Reviewed in Canada on June 30, 2024
Good quality material. Nothing makes me more angry than buying something and it’s junk. These seem to be built with quality material and should last a long time. You can pick up fairly heavy objects with this (couple lbs at least). I use them to grab Xmas lights off the side of the roof. Lots of applications for these. I think these would work great for folks who can’t bend well. Be mindful that these have Metal claws so grabbing a glass bottle or hard object would be tricky and could slip out. Could put some rubber on inside if you’re handy and would make them better for grabbing bottles, etc.
Javier
Reviewed in Mexico on March 16, 2024
Lo que no me gustó es que tardo casi un mes en entregármelo debido a que el transporte lo tenía ( para devolución siendo que nunca me lo habían entregado.) es el único producto con el que he tenido problema en la entrega.
Marla
Reviewed in Mexico on November 30, 2024
Residentes y de buen material se pueden levantar varios objetos muy prácticas y útiles
J. Robertson
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024
This got its trial by fire immediately off the Amazon truck, thanks to Helene. We had no power for 5 days and literally thousands of limbs down ranging from twigs to 2" diameter, and some even bigger. My experience thus far has been completely positive. If the limb will fit in the jaws, you can move it. The serrated edges on the jaws, as well as the fact that they close completely, means that even the smallest branch is held in place. Stainless steel, not plastic, and made for this express purpose. Highly recommended.My only disclaimer is that while I'm dropping most of my branches directly into the 6 foot front bucket on my tractor without any problems at all, the longer models can handle less weight. It's not an issue with this product, it's Geometry 101. A given weight requires more effort to move as the length of the fulcrum increases. NET: In English that means that a longer model works great for sitting on zero-turn mowers, but you won't be able to lift larger limbs like you can while standing and using the shorter model.
Rosckoe
Reviewed in Australia on May 21, 2022
Tough grabber has a toothed pick up which grabs things well.
meggan marrie wist
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2022
My boyfriend loves grabbers and has me sold in them too. When I’m tired it’s so much easier to pick up the debris that’s blown into the yard after a storm or pick up the clothes off the bathroom floor (let’s be real. After taking the hamper out of the bathroom to do laundry it takes at least a week for it to get back in there right? No? Just me?). Now the problem is my boyfriend should really be a durability tester for… well everything. He seems to be just going about life normally but somehow his shoes, clothes, phones (don’t get me started on the phones) and yes grabbers don’t last more than a couple months. Honestly with the grabbers we’re lucky if they last a month. Now those grabbers aren’t cheap to replace every month or two and it’s been draining the bank. Then I saw this beautiful, durable, work of art. I told him if this one didn’t last, we were going to have to develop one ourselves because we couldn’t afford to keep replacing them. This is the real deal. It worked so well for him that I bought a second one for myself. It’s super lightweight so I end up carrying it around because I forget I’m holding it. You would think with something as light as this is that it would bend or break with pressure, but I was able to lift and move a gallon of milk from where it fell (long story) up and over a fence, across the yard, up the stairs, and into the house. This thing didn’t bat an eye at the weight and the grip it so easy to maintain, my hand didn’t even cramp up doing it. My hand usually cramps up carrying the gallon from the car to the stairs so the fact that it was easier to use this grabber than carry it by hand amazed me. The only thing I would change about this miracle of a device is to add rubber to the teeth because trying to pick up anything metal that’s round with it is like trying to catch a greased pig. It’ll slip and slide on it. I used some electrical tape on the tips on mine and it solved that issue. This device is worth not just its weight but also my weight in gold. We have gone through dozens of grabbers that all failed the boyfriend durability test. This is the only one that passed. I’m going to have to order a couple more so my kids stop stealing mine. Parents if you have teenagers who act like picking up their room is cruel and unusual punishment, this is a game-changer. My teens who would have to be coerced into picking up their room by changing the wifi password, now steal my grabber to pick up their room without having to be asked. There are also different lengths to choose from which is amazeballs because I’m short and the longer grabbers are unwieldy and awkward for me (my boyfriend prefers the longer ones which makes sense since he’s taller). This is very likely the best thing I’ve purchased in years. Buy it. You can thank me later.
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