Sammons Preston Clip Shoehorn, 3.5", Steel, Clip & Slide Design Allows User to Insert Foot Without Holding Shoe Horn, Adaptive Dressing & Independent Daily Living Aid for Handicapped & One-Handed

The shoe horn serves its purpose admirably. With repeated use, however, it loses its hold. As the distance between the two sides of the shoe horn grows, so does the distance between the two sides of the shoe horn as well. When this happens, the shoe horn will slide around and fit loosely in the shoe.

Allyson Reilly

| Aug 10, 2021

It's fantastic and has made a significant difference in my life; it's a game-changer! Because I wear an AFO brace due to a stroke and a bad ankle (AFO= ankle foot orthodic), it's more difficult for me to get everything in my shoe. It helps a lot that I use a shoehorn; once I get everything in place, it just slides in.

Cal LAW

| May 23, 2021

This was purchased for my sacony running shoes, which I had fitted with silicon shoe laces. This fits perfectly on the heel of the shoes and makes it easy for me to put them on.

Blaze Archer

| Mar 25, 2021

This product is fantastic!! My AFOs (ankle foot orthotics) always crush the back of my shoe, which looks funny and has an impact on how the shoe stays on your foot. So I gave it a shot, and it turned out fantastically! The back of the shoe is no longer crushed. The only thing I would change is to make it a little wider, as I believe the brace would push the shoe horn off center less if it were a little wider.

Daniel Klein

| Sep 06, 2021

Not for a disabled person. It's too difficult to remove the shoe once it's on. For someone with a full range of motion, this might be sufficient.

Luis McConnell

| Aug 23, 2021

It really works.

Marshall Campbell

| Nov 10, 2021

NOT GOOD.

Zoya Brooks

| Aug 29, 2021