FTH All Stainless Steel Grabber Reacher Pickup Tool Heavy Duty Trash Picker Log BBQ Fireplace pits Snake Tongs Plogging tool

Great product. I had 50-75 oak clusters that blew out of my trees during a storm. With my overused back, I would not be able to stand up if I had to bend over to pick them all up. This tool worked flawlessly. The teeth on the end picked up leaves, twigs, and small braces effortlessly. There is a little cosmetic crack at the base of the handle, but it does not affect how the tool functions.

Honestly, better and way sturdier than I thought it would be! I was thinking it was another gimmick but to my surprise It grabs the dog blanket perfectly all the way down to little cases of paper even helps me get my socks off! The thing actually works as advertised! It’s weird I have to point that out lol Easy squeeze handle, smooth, does NOT bend easy, light enough while retaining sturdiness! I think I just convinced myself that I need another one haha 😂 dang I’m done oh yeah it’s comfortable

I have bought just about every brand of reach and grab tool in the past 20 years, because I am very rough on them and they break quickly. I use grabbers to pick up driftwood pieces I find on local beaches and I've found that most grabbers are too flimsy for this. Not this puppy! It works great, and the 40 inch length insures a long reach and no bending over is required. This is the strongest and most durable grabber I have ever used, but it is still light weight enough to carry for hours at time. The stainless steel jaws are perfect for picking up random sizes of driftwood. They also work extremely well when I need to grab yard debris, like weeds pulled from flowerbeds, shrub prunings, and especially pine cones! It is handy to use around my firepit since the steel jaws are not going to melt. Of course these cost a lot more than all the others, but I've spent a lot of money repairing and replacing all the cheaper grabbers. I will definitely buy these grabbers again. I will comment that the serrated steel jaws are not made for picking up smooth objects, like a glass bottle, for instance. I prefer using a grabber that has silicone suction cups for indoor use, and I use the steel jaw grabbers outdoors. Unfortunately, these are not "all stainless steel", as I was lead to think. I was surprised to find that the handle grip and trigger are plastic. I am concerned that the plastic parts will be weak links that will break before any of the metal parts. I do not think repairing the plastic part of the grabber would be possible, which is a bummer. For that reason, I have revised my original rating from 5 to 4. I encourage the designer to improve the long-term duability, and make all parts replaceable. Update: After several months of hard use the grabbers have held up and continue to work as intended. I am mindful of not putting excessive force on the handle in order to avoid breaking the plastic parts. It's holding up so far and these are my #1 go-to outdoor grabbers!

If you enjoy bending down and picking up tree branches by hand, don't buy this. This is one awesome grabber for removing all those branches the wind blows out of our trees. We have a huge yard with many trees and picking up branches has become difficult for us. Now the game has changed. This grabber will hold on to those pesky branches and I've have been able to pick up several at one time. No more bending down for us. The only thing I would like to see different is the handle. It is easy to use, but after a while it becomes tiring to the hand. If the handle was incorporated into one piece, that would make this even better.

My boyfriend loves grabbers and has me sold in them too. When I’m tired it’s so much easier to pick up the debris that’s blown into the yard after a storm or pick up the clothes off the bathroom floor (let’s be real. After taking the hamper out of the bathroom to do laundry it takes at least a week for it to get back in there right? No? Just me?). Now the problem is my boyfriend should really be a durability tester for… well everything. He seems to be just going about life normally but somehow his shoes, clothes, phones (don’t get me started on the phones) and yes grabbers don’t last more than a couple months. Honestly with the grabbers we’re lucky if they last a month. Now those grabbers aren’t cheap to replace every month or two and it’s been draining the bank. Then I saw this beautiful, durable, work of art. I told him if this one didn’t last, we were going to have to develop one ourselves because we couldn’t afford to keep replacing them. This is the real deal. It worked so well for him that I bought a second one for myself. It’s super lightweight so I end up carrying it around because I forget I’m holding it. You would think with something as light as this is that it would bend or break with pressure, but I was able to lift and move a gallon of milk from where it fell (long story) up and over a fence, across the yard, up the stairs, and into the house. This thing didn’t bat an eye at the weight and the grip it so easy to maintain, my hand didn’t even cramp up doing it. My hand usually cramps up carrying the gallon from the car to the stairs so the fact that it was easier to use this grabber than carry it by hand amazed me. The only thing I would change about this miracle of a device is to add rubber to the teeth because trying to pick up anything metal that’s round with it is like trying to catch a greased pig. It’ll slip and slide on it. I used some electrical tape on the tips on mine and it solved that issue. This device is worth not just its weight but also my weight in gold. We have gone through dozens of grabbers that all failed the boyfriend durability test. This is the only one that passed. I’m going to have to order a couple more so my kids stop stealing mine. Parents if you have teenagers who act like picking up their room is cruel and unusual punishment, this is a game-changer. My teens who would have to be coerced into picking up their room by changing the wifi password, now steal my grabber to pick up their room without having to be asked. There are also different lengths to choose from which is amazeballs because I’m short and the longer grabbers are unwieldy and awkward for me (my boyfriend prefers the longer ones which makes sense since he’s taller). This is very likely the best thing I’ve purchased in years. Buy it. You can thank me later.

I have a compression fracture in my back And was told by my doctor not to bend over too much or lift more than 10 pounds. My yard needs major cleanup with sticks, small branches and rocks. I didn’t really want to wait six months until my back completely healed to be able to clean things up so I got this grabber too do yard cleanup. It actually works really well, grab sticks, small branches, most of the rocks that I need to pick up. At first I thought it was a little lightweight but after using it for a while I can tell why, it should not be any heavier and that works just fine. My biggest complaint is the handle. It’s just not very comfortable, my hand gets fatigued very quickly. It needs more padding, and needs to be a different shape or design or something. It’s very small so I can’t imagine someone with a large hand trying to use it. I will end up trying to modify it in someway to make it more comfortable for my hand, put some padding on there, increase the size or something. It also feels like the actual clamp should face in a slightly different direction. I have The extenders from Costco that I used to pick up things around the house and those seem to be just perfect. At least for what they’re intended for. This one seems to have the orientation of the clamps slightly off. It would be nice if you could actually rotate it and Lock it in place. It’s not cheap so I feel that for $50 it needs some work. So, while it works as intended, it could really use some design help on the handle And the orientation of the actual clamp itself.

Love it! Back saver. Clean out leaves in fence row, pick up sticks in yard. Much better outdoor tool than rubber tipped reacher getters.

First, I recently got the Classic Pit Barrel Cooker (cPBC), and I was looking for tongs or a grabber to put charcoal in the cPBC, when I needed to add more charcoal as the food was cooking. This FTH Stainless Steelgrabber (FTHSSG), advertised as the 40 inch version, allowed me to put the charcoal directly in the charcoal bin of the cPBC easily, without me having to manually remove the hanging food, the rebars of the cPBC, and the charcoal bin. The FTHSSG allowed me to easily place the charcoal directly onto the cPBC charcoal bin and load the charcoal. Before I got the FTHSSG when I needed to load the cPBC charcoal bin with more charcoal, in order to bypass the hassle removing the hanging food, rebars, cooking grate to get at the charcoal bin, I'd be like a basketball player and try to toss the charcoal so that it would miss the hanging food, and drop into the charcoal bin, which can be a pain if your aim is not good and the charcoal misses the bin. Today (7/30/2023), I cooked ribs in the cPBC, and I needed to add more charcoal to the cPBC (I've been trying to use as little charcoal as possible, in order to save money). I took out the FTH Stainless Steel Grabber, and the FTHSSG was skinny, light, maneuverable enough to allow me to deftly drop charcoal between the hanging ribs and into the charcoal bin, without any problems at all. I was not only able to drop the charcoal accurately into the cPBC charcoal bin, but I was able to re-arrange the charcoal so that the hot, white charcoal was facing up and under the ribs. I'm happy with the FTHSSG. It's sturdy enough for the task that I've given it. Second, my FTHSSG is not exactly 40. inches long. I measured it, and it's 39 inches. I read some reviews complaining that the FTHSSG was under the advertised length. However, you have to take into consideration the concept of "significant digits," which is usually taught in high school chemistry. If you've forgotten what significant digits means, then you can google "significant digits" or you can look for youtube videos on significant digits for an in-depth explanation of what "significant digits" is all about. But if you were to take significant digits into consideration and since the length was advertised as "40" and not "40." or "40.0," then the 40 inches means it was rounded off to the nearest tens. Thirty-nine (39) was rounded off to forty (40). Therefore, the FTHSSG was advertised correctly. Just saying.

Residentes y de buen material se pueden levantar varios objetos muy prácticas y útiles

Very good quality and durable product

This is a good quality grabber. I am six foot five, have worked hard labor all my life, am getting older, and drop things more than I like nowadays. With the ground so far below my arms reach this grabber is a knee and back saver keeping me from having to make the trip down to get things by hand, then wonder if I'm gonna be able to make it back upright again. I like this grabber because it has the full metal claw and the long length. The claw teeth are a good shape and strong. Even with the extra length of the shaft this grabber has enough strength that I have used it for grabbing several items that far exceeded the grabbers intended use and it did not warp, bend, or break. The claw's teeth were not affected. The claw grip strength is decent, though lighter than other claws that have 90° fingers. It will let things slip when being aggressive with it, but with the right squeeze and some technique I have managed to do a lot of heavy work with various successes. I chose this grabber specifically because of the metal claw so I could sterilize it with all types of chemicals and steam treatments. I have used open flames on it several times. The first time I expected it might not survive as I do not know what the inner linkage between the handle and claw is made of, but it didn't melt or lose strength in the flames. I have used this grabber to pry and scrape frozen dog doo out of the ice in the yard, grab burning embers and logs in the campfire, pull large objects like bags, tools, and water jugs from the far end of the back of my truck, feed ratchet straps under or through a load on my trailer, used it to assist my balance by grabbing shrubs and tree branches while climbing up steeper sections of hiking trails, picked up large rocks, rescue a dropped cell phone out of the lake, and in many other rough use ways. It still looks essentially brand new. Of course the technique of how I have used it is a large part of why I have not destroyed this grabber yet. Nonetheless, I must give ample credit to the quality of the grabber itself for its part through it all. I have used numerous grabbers of all brands, designs, and materials. This grabber is certainly in the upper class, if not in first place for overall quality, utility, and durability. I am very pleased with it and feel I have gotten more value out of it by far than the cost put into getting it.

Para tomar cosas del piso o alcanzar objetos con cierta altura

Very good for acerage maintenance. Use it on ride on mower to clean up paddock sticks.