Sock Aid Tool Sock Helper Puller Aid for Putting Socks On and Off Socks Slider Flexible Socks Puller Socks Pulling Assist Device for Men Women Elderly Disabled Pregnant Arthritis Diabetic Sufferers

Bought this after having two knee replacements and discovering that couldn't put my socks on by myself anymore :-( . I use it daily now so I'm very happy with it.

Brilliant if you cannot bend low enough or cannot reach your feet for some reason. I used this after a hip operation, so easy to use and your socks are on with no help at all. Great idea.

How do you put socks on without one of these - marvellous and easy to use!

If you have problem with strength in your hands , NOT for you . However sure it would do the job efficiently if you don't have a problem.

Bought for Hubby with Sciatica. Only has problem with one sock and after trying the metal ones to no avail, I saw this one. Hes very independant and this has been the best thing ever. I got one for my friend too....honetly cannot rave enough about it....def worth the small price for this.

Quite good - once you’ve got your sock onto it. Unfortunately getting the sock on is difficult due to both the inflexibility of whatever it is made of (presumably plastic) and the towelling type material covering the underside. If you have arthritis in one or both hands I suspect it would be impossible to get the sock on as you need to squeeze quite tightly.

I bought this for my 93 year old father. Despite his age he is still living independently. He does have some difficulty however with putting on his socks. This has been a good solution. His only complaint is that it is rather slow to do and has asked for a second so that he can set up both feet at the same time. This works. Recommended.

Totally useless destroyed two pairs of socks put in bin best place for it please avoid this if you want to keep your socks