The item is on the floor – and your back just can’t keep up.
Anyone who wants to pick up small things that have rolled under furniture or fallen into tight corners knows the dilemma: bending down is tiresome, and normal fingers can’t reach. This grabber tool with an adjustable angle arm bridges exactly this gap – the 80 cm long arm reaches spots that would otherwise remain inaccessible, and the angle can be set to 45°, 90°, or 180° to grab behind furniture or in shelf corners. Thanks to the built-in magnet, small metal parts like coins, nails, or paper clips can also be picked up effortlessly – without needing a second tool.
Benefits
- No more frustrating crawling maneuvers: Those who have lost things under the sofa or in tight corners no longer have to contort themselves – the long arm with three angle settings reaches everywhere hands cannot.
- No second tool needed: Small metal parts like screws, needles, or keys are picked up directly with the built-in magnet – no searching, no repositioning, no time loss.
- No worries about durability: The aluminum alloy handle and the inner steel cable are crafted so that the tool won’t give way even with regular use – anyone who’s been disappointed before will immediately notice the difference.
Specifications
- Length: 80 cm
- Weight: 295 g
- Adjustable tilt arm: 0–45° and 90–180°
- Rotating non-slip jaw: 90°
- Maximum load capacity: 2.5 kg
- Handle material: Aluminum alloy
- Inner arm material: Steel cable
- Special feature: Built-in magnet at the tip
- Scope of delivery: 1 x grabber tool with adjustable angle arm, 1 x user manual
Usage
- Set the angle: Depending on the situation, choose the appropriate angle (45°, 90°, or 180°) and lock the arm in the desired position.
- Grab or magnetize: Guide the tool to the item – open and close the grabbing claw for larger objects, or bring the magnetic tip directly to metal parts.
- Store: The foldable design allows compact storage – just fold up and stow it in a drawer or at your tool station.
Pro tip: Move the angle arm through all three positions during your first use – this way you’ll immediately feel which angle gives you the most control, and you’ll reach for the right setting right away next time.
