🔒 TOJWI Non-Slip Gripper Zipper Pulls Review

I'm a male and I have neuropathy in my hands due to carpal tunnel syndrome (hope to fix this soon). When nature calls, trying to find that tiny piece of steel with big hands to open can be a frustrating experience (especially when nature is very urgent, YES!). These zippers were a great solution to the problem. I didn't even think about it and wasn't sure if you could buy something like this. But one day I decided to look for Revane, and dammit, they were there! You have definitely simplified…

This is a lifesaver for me. I have severe Rheumatoid Arthritis and I wear one of these on each zipper of my pants, coat and purse for easier access to my crooked fingers. They do their job well and wash well. Thank you for a much needed product. I wish they had more stretch or the cord was a bit longer, many zippers don't work because the cord is too short making them unusable for many items. If they made the cable 1/4 inch longer, you might miss it. They are now very difficult to thread back…

My trusty Northface backpack has lasted for over a decade, unfortunately the zippers fell off years ago. I figured it would be a better solution than zip ties. I haven't had them fall apart yet (like some of the other reviews) but can't get them to stay zipped. If I put them through a hole in the zipper, they will come loose if I pull the zipper in that direction. When I tie them to a zipper, they unravel and fall off after a few days. They might have stayed if the string had had more grip or…

The pockets on my backpack did not have metal zippers, only a small piece of cord was threaded through a loop at the head of the slider. This was done to lighten pouches. However, over time the cords wore out and I had to open and close the bag with my fingers by moving the slider head. When I got home I bought them to repair. The cord on them was too thick to go through the slider's head, so I bought some 6mm split rings and put them in the slider's head. Then it was very easy to tie them to…