3 x 31 Inch Extra Long Handled Shoehorn
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Three shoehorns are available. It's beneficial to have several. One is for the front door, while the other is for the second floor.
It is 2 and 1/8 inches long when measured along the wide ends' outside curve. The width of the gap is 1 and 3/4 inches when measured from point to point across it. This shoe horn is extremely durable, and it's a great help for those of us who have trouble moving our backs. I'm able to stand up straight and put my shoes on without difficulty.
There is no difference in cost. Unless your order exceeds the free shipping threshold set by Amazon, you will only have to pay shipping.
I made a blunder by placing two orders at the same time. A broken set of three was included in one package. Because they are made of plastic, they are prone to breakage. The second set arrived in good condition and has so far held up. I simply filed the ends of the broken set to create a set of three x 24 inch shoehorns. Lemon juice is used to make lemon aid.
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Ever! Okay, I read some of the previous reviews of this item; "flimsy"? Do you use them to cane your child? Then yes. They're flimsy, to put it that way. Considering the circumstances, I'm very pleased with this product, and I'm a big guy. When I put my foot in my shoe or boot, it fits perfectly. It hasn't started cracking in the extreme cold where I live in the North East, where it has been below zero for a few days. I think these are fantastic in every way, and I can't think of anything negative to say about them. They're made of a tough plastic that allows you to slip into your shoes without having to worry about the heel. They're also the right height so I don't have to bend over to put on my shoes if my back is in spasm. Of course, as my wife and children remind me on a regular basis, I've made mistakes in the past.
I still adore them, and I recently ordered and received a second set! These may only be made of plastic, but they work perfectly to assist me in putting on my boots and shoes without having to bend over. They are my favorite. I live in the country and don't want to bring my shoes into the house. It's fine on the porch, and who wants to touch filthy boots? They're also the ideal BACK SCRATCHER, as I've discovered. Because the curved handle allows me to reach all those hard-to-reach places, I now keep one in the living room as well. It's a good thing they brought three! One for the front door, one for the back door, and one for back itch relief. And no, I wasn't paid or given anything in exchange for saying this. I honestly believe this was one of the best purchases I've ever made! You can hang them because they have a hole on the end. Extras were purchased to allow me to reach my tall curtains that slide on a rod. I've finally made it to the top! These are still the best helpers ever, in my opinion!.
I recently bought several pairs of slip-on shoes to avoid the hassle of lacing shoes, but old age and weight have won the battle of comfortable footwear. So I've been looking for a shoehorn that requires the least amount of bending, kneeling, and sitting as possible. I have a few 'long handled' shoehorns, but they all require some bending or sitting to use. br>br>Thanks to these new shoehorns, I've finally found the ideal solution. I don't have to bend, kneel, or sit to put on my new shoes. The shoehorns are sturdy and should last a long time, and they make it easy for me to slip my foot into my new shoes. Yes, I bought three pairs of these shoehorns: one for outside the front door, one for inside the front door, and one for our closet (one of the new shoes has become my new house slippers). These shoehorns come highly recommended by me.
I submitted one review, but it was not published, so I'll cut it down this time. These shoehorns should be exactly what the doctor ordered if you've had major spine surgery. After a little over a year, the plastic with blue foam one I was given in the hospital broke. Since then, I've purchased two more. After that, I tried the metal 1 [steel, painted blue-] which also broke after the same amount of time. It was purchased from a drugstore, but after a month, it bent. Every time I straightened it out again, it bent more quickly than before [metal fatigue]. I've only had this all-plastic type for two weeks, but I expect it to last a long time. I got three for the price of one of the type I was given in the hospital. *Note: They're also a little more durable than I expected.
Listen, if something like this was thicker, it would be a lot heavier. Because the purpose of a shor horn is to help the heel get into the shoe, it must be able to fit into the shoe while still allowing the heel to slide in. These are effective. This is the ideal size for adults who are 5' - 6' tall. From a standing position, it takes 6'2" to slip into their shoes or sneakers. OR from a seated position with their legs stretched out in front of them. br>Easy to use and a great help for anyone, especially if you have back problems, flexibility problems, or other similar issues. If I had more than three, I'd use them. I would order from you again without a doubt. We kept one in the garage to make it easier to slip into sneakers or work boots. This is an outstanding product.
After my wife's right arm was injured, I purchased these to assist her. It appears to work well for people between the ages of 60 and 72 who are standing with slippers. on or a pair of shoes with a loose lacing While seated, the "31" makes it difficult to use. If that was the primary use, I would most likely purchase a shorter version. They're made of plastic, and you can feel some flex as you mash your foot into the shoe, but the material isn't too brittle. There is currently no evidence of damage. The wear on the back lining of the shoe appears to be reduced as a result.
I had double knee replacement surgery a few years ago, and while everything went well and my knees feel great, it's been difficult to put a shoe on my left foot, which I don't have any trouble with. Perhaps because it is the "correct" foot! (Ha! ) However, with these long shoehorns, I can easily slip my feet into shoes while still standing. That's fantastic! Budget-friendly! Overdue!.
First, I'd like to point out a blunder I made: I didn't realize they were plastic instead of the more expensive metal shoehorn I had previously purchased. These have the same appearance and serve the same basic purpose - Putting on shoes should not require bending down. However, they are made of flimsy plastic that bends under pressure, as opposed to metal ones that can easily support my weight. Ironically, if the user is slightly frail (reduced balance control - for example), this issue may be critical. me) and may have to rely on the shoehorn's support while effectively standing on one foot while using it. I threw away all three so that others would not be able to use them, and I've placed an order for more metal ones.
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