Over Vitility Dressing Hook with Shoehorn
Vitility dressing hook with shoehorn – a 69 cm dressing stick that lets you reach clothes without bending down, and doubles as an aid after hip or knee surgery when you must not bend forward.
Two tools in one stick
One end carries a curved polypropylene hook that pulls up trousers, a jacket or socks without you having to reach the foot. The other end is an angled shoe horn that you set into the shoe to slide the foot into place. Between them sits a soft polyurethane foam grip that stays comfortable even with weak or stiff hands.
Benefits of the dressing stick
- Curved hook at one end for trousers, jackets and socks
- Angled shoe horn at the other end for getting shoes on
- Soft foam grip that gives a comfortable hold
- Light at 122 g — manageable with weak hand strength
- Length 69 cm, so you never reach down to the floor
Who is it for?
The stick suits you with stiffness in the hip, knee or back who struggles to bend when getting dressed. It also helps when a surgeon has told you to avoid bending forward for a period. Read about household gadgets that make daily life easier on the NHS, and see more hallway aids and other home aids in our range.
| Function: | Dressing hook with shoe horn |
| Hook: | Curved polypropylene at one end |
| Shoe horn: | Angled at the other end |
| Grip: | Soft polyurethane foam |
| Colour: | Blue grip with white ends |
| Length: | 69 cm |
| Manufacturer: | Vitility |
| Weight: | 122 g |