


Pulling a notebook and a phone charger from an unzipped backpack.

Collecting a book, a can of vegetables, and a stuffed animal from a high shelf.
#Grabit stick series
Our testing of reacher grabbers consisted of three rounds: two objective rounds, in which I tested the tools’ capability at performing various tasks, and one subjective round, in which I evaluated how easy it was to use.įor the first objective round, I used each reaching assist tool in a series of tests designed to mimic common tasks: I’ve previously written about accessibility items, such as products that make the bathroom more user-friendly for folks aging in place, so I was excited to try out reacher grabbers, which many people use to make hard-to-reach household items easier to grasp. I’m Sara Hendricks, the Emerging Categories writer here at Reviewed, which means I’ve covered all sorts of products, from compression socks to period underwear. Testing involved grabbing items off of hard-to-reach places.
