Review on Complete Hip Knee Back Replacement Recovery Kit With Essential Mobility Tools by Troy Henkhaus

I like the grabber. Works well. Good design.The sock donner was a little smaller in the width and the edges were a little sharp. So it was easier to get the sock over it, but it kinda hurt digging in my skin as I used it. That’s being a little nit-picky. It’s real mode of failure is the little foam pad on the back that grabs your sock and pulls it up your leg when you pull on the ropes. The competitor uses a black rubber pad. Lasts forever and works great. This one is a lightweight foam that tears easily. It worked for a couple of weeks and came off. Spend a couple of extra bucks and get the good one. Walmart will reject my review if I mention the name. Sorry.The dressing hooks with the shoe horn on the other end of the rod was also disappointing. It comes in 3 parts and you screw them together. As I screwed the hooks end onto the rod, it didn’t want to screw all the way in. I put a little pressure on it and the hooks end cracked around the screw threads. When you use the hook to remove your compression socks, for instance, you have to exert some pretty good force. To have it already cracked was going to be a problem. So I epoxy glued the hooks end threads into the rod. It hasn’t given me any trouble, but it won’t come apart. I don’t care about it coming apart, but I do prefer quality made things. This kit costs less, but you’ll be depending on it every day. I’d recommend spending a little more. If you need these devices, you’ve already got enough aggravation.