Fantastic, I love this thing!!!
I misplaced my old non-collapsable shoe horn while I was deer hunting. And I'm glad I did!<br />I love this shoe horn. I was surprised by the number of one-star reviews though. All of them seemed<br />to be baffled by the spring. The spring is an important part of this shoe horn. With a handle<br />this long you'd be falling over with how far you'd have to lean back to get the horn in place<br />and reach down and back to use the horn. I find it a dream to use. I'm 6'2&#34; and for some reason,<br />I always have trouble with the back of left shoe collapsing. I've used a shorter shoe horn for<br />quite some time (about 14 inches long). But this one has that one beat hands down. Even<br />with my height. I don't have to bend or lean at all. The spring at the end of the shoe horn<br />helps a lot because even though the horn itself is at an angle to start. The handle can flex<br />at the spring. And I don't have to lean or bend. It's great! I don't understand why so many people<br />report problems because of the spring. I'm guessing they're shoving it too far under their foot.<br />You can't put it under your foot up to your toes. But you can get your shoe on with ease.<br />And it's far easier to travel with. It's collapsed length makes it easy to pack in very nearly any bag<br />you might carry. And it's strong. My old fixed length plastic was always a hassle. And I was always<br />worried I was going to break it while on the road while trying to get it to fit in a bag.<br />I've tried to abuse this thing. And it can take it. The handle is more than strong enough.
Rating: 5 stars