RMSSock Aid Kit - Easy On Easy Off Device for Putting On Socks and Removing Socks or Stockings for Men and Women with Limited Mobility (Blue)

Easy to use. Cannot reach my own feet due to back issues. These really help get my socks on and off.

Have had surgery and was having an extremely hard time putting on my socks.This is the best thing !Easy and it also comes with a sock taker offer.Another great thing needed.I have told several people about this tool and each ordered one .I recommend highly!

I’m a few days into a hip replacement and trying to become more independent so my wife can go back to work. A sock tool like this is a must if you will be getting dressed solo. Works pretty well overall. If I were to critique one thing that I’m reading in other reviews, the plastic could be a little more flexible. I also have wide feet which makes it hard to get past the ropes and in the cylinder but pressing my foot down helps flatten and widen the plastic. It is much harder to use with compression stockings because of the length and how they squeeze the plastic, but still was able to get the job done. Similar with the remover, much easier to use on standard socks than compression stockings.

I cannot bend my knees to put on socks. This apparatus is just what I needed. Slide sock over tube. Put tube on end of foot. Pull up sock with cord. Works great. The other item helps remove socks.

OMG! This really works! After asking my son and my neighbor to help me with putting on my socks after surgery, I ordered this. Surgery was a week ago and I know people weren't happy about always having to come over and help me on with my socks.....What a game changer! Now I am a lot more independent. Buying a magnetic reacher for each room also helped.

These products were so helpful for me to use after my knee replacement surgery. I was able to get my sox and shoes on without any trouble at all. I would recommend it for anyone who has a knee replacement surgery scheduled. Or anything that makes getting sox and shoes on with limited mobility. I wore regular sox and compression sox and these items were so amazing and made it so easy to do.

I use this to put on knee high compression socks. The idea and design are good. However, if the user is disabled or has limited mobility, this device is not easy. For example, if the device is to be used to put on knee high compression socks, it needs to be re-designed. Knee high compression socks as a part of physical therapy or medical recovery need to be used as directed by the doctor to protect the surgical area AND the user has to be able to get it on and off. For me, pulling the sock up my foot and beyond my ankle was easy because this device helped, Pulling the sock the rest of the way up to my knee was difficult. I had to get a grip on the top of the sock so I could pull it the rest of the way up, The sock is very very tight and the skin on my leg is fragile, A simple nick with a fingernail could cause a serious problem. So, getting a grip on the top of the sock and pulling it the rest of the way up without hurting myself was my challenge, exacerbated by how tight the sock is. Over time, the elasticity of the sock changed with repeated use and it is fine now and I can enjoy this device.

I loved the clear instructions enclosed with the device! I like that my dinky little invisible socklettes, my ankle length socks, and my knee high non binding diabetic socks all work on this handy little gadget. It’s a game changer to be able to easily put my own socks on. The device is also great for removing the knee length non binding diabetic socks. The reasonable price made this a great addition to my arsenal for staying independent.