Extra Wide Sock Aid with Foam Handles : easy to use dressing tool

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Extra Wide Sock Aid with Foam Handles

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Easy to grip soft foam handles.

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Product ID:CKE32027

Manufacturer:Kinsman Enterprises

Helpful for putting on socks without bending over
Designed to not roll during application
Easy to grip large, soft foam handles

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The Extra Wide Sock Aid with Foam Handles is an extra firm molded plastic sock aid with soft foam hand grips, helpful for pulling a sock onto the foot without bending. People with arthritis who have difficulty bending, will find this heavy duty sock aid easy to use.

The Extra Wide Sock Aid has soft, large foam handles that are more comfortable for arthritic hands to grip. This easy to use sock dressing aid has a flat bottom that prevents the sock aid from rolling during sock application. Slide the sock over device and use foam handles on the long cords to pull the sock on to the foot. A rubber self-adhesive pad provides a non-slip resistance to the sock to prevent it from sliding. People with arthritis who have difficulty using a standard sock aid may find this heavy duty aid helpful.

Bariatric Formed Sock Aid with Foam Handles Specifications:

Measures: 5 inches wide, 10 inches long.
Rope measures: 24 inches long.
Material: BPA free plastic.
Item weighs: 5.6 oz.

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My dad had a stroke two years ago and while in rehab they used a 4" trough sock helper. Over time his feet have swollen and he needed a 5" trough. The Wright Stuff had the product I was looking for. My dad is very happy with the product. The cord on the handles allows you to adjust the length that he needed. It was shipped directly to him and arrived in a short time. The catalog that was enclosed showed Dad other items that will be of help to him.

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Reviewed by: [email protected] from Reva. on 7/5/2016

Stocking Dresser

Initially it can be quite tricky but once you get the hang of it it's a dream. Hint: a little cornstarch powder On the device keeps it from sticking to your skin if you've just come out of the shower.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Elizabeth F Stsbler from New York. on 7/16/2017

Works great!

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Charles Wilson from Hudson, Mi.. on 8/2/2016

Mr.

Size is good, but too big for most support stockings. The sock doesn't stay on the device long enough to get around the heel. It does help get the sock over the toes. Straps are way too long and I'm a tall guy!

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Reviewed by: Jack from Floorida. on 1/25/2017

Mrs.

I bought these for my son who broke his back and was having problems bending to put on his socks. I called him when they arrived at his house and he said the Sock Aid made it much easier to put them on. I was pleased they helped so much.

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Reviewed by: Sandra M. Willis from Arnoldsville, GA. on 11/16/2016

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Q: How to use it?

Asked by: Rita - 4/29/2018

A: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cq1mN-dfELY

Above is a link to a video demonstrating the Sock Aid with Foam Handles.

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Answer provided by: Andy (4/29/2018)

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Q: What is the width of the xtra wide sock aid?

Asked by: Ralph - 9/2/2017

A: Measures: 5 inches wide, 10 inches long.

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Answer provided by: Andy (9/2/2017)

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Q: Other than the size of it what is keeping sock from sliding off of device, while or before sliding foot into sock?

Asked by: Bob M - 8/25/2017

A: There is a rubber self-adhesive pad on the back of the sock aid that prevents the sock from slipping during insertion of foot.

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Answer provided by: Andy (8/25/2017)

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Q: Wear Compression Knee high Stockings each day and have to use a pull on cover to get stockings on aid only last a few month, do you have a good AID ? DO YOU HAVE A good Grabber.

Asked by: Daniel A. Toms - 4/1/2017

A: There are a couple of products for helping put on and take off compression knee high stockings.

Product # AMI73855 Heel Guide Compression Stocking Aid helps with putting the stockings on.

Product # ASE200 Sock-eez Compression Sock and Stocking Remover helps with the removal of stocking.

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Answer provided by: Andy (4/1/2017)

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Q: What is the width of the sock aid in the middle of the unit--not at the top?

Asked by: Tony - 12/9/2016

A: Measures: 5 inches wide, 10 inches long.

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Answer provided by: Andy (12/9/2016)

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Q: My shoe size is 10 wide is this product too big or do i need to get one smaller?

Asked by: al - 10/27/2016

A: Measure the widest part of the foot across, if it is under 5 inches this product should be the correct size. The Extra Wide Sock Aid would be recommended for a wider shoe size.

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Q: is this the only size?

Asked by: lois - 8/2/2016

A: No. There are several sizes and related products offered. Product # AKE233 is a similar item in a smaller size. You can also search "Sock Aid" for a full list of related products.

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Answer provided by: Andy (8/2/2016)

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Q: Is the part that goes into the sock rigid or flexible?

Asked by: Fae - 1/29/2016

A: The piece the sock slips onto is a plastic material, although it may have some flexibility it maintains its shape for the most part. There is a rubber self-adhesive pad that helps prevent the sock from slipping.

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