Customer Reviews

Good Grips Button Hook

5 star:		(15)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

This product works well on normal buttons with reasonable button holes. If you have larger buttons, such as on men's pants, you may have difficulty removing it from the button after you hook it.

I bought this hard-to-find item for my 92 year old grandmother. She suffers from Arthritis and has a hard time buttoning her 'blouses'. This item works perfectly. The handle is large and comfortable for her to grasp and the loop pulls buttons through the tiniest of buttonholes. Great product... I highly recommend this item.

Good Grips Button Hook

It works reasonably well buttoning. Unbuttoning is a little more difficult.

Bought some of these for customers who have arthritus problems. They all think its a great product, especially the handle size. Highly recommend the Good Grips Button Hook.

I bought two Good Grips button hooks. The wire portion of the button hooks appears to be cheap, paperclip quality metal that is poorly anchored in the handle. After a couple of years of light use, the wire broke on one hook and became loose in the handle of the other.

I'm not arthritic, but I had a devil of a time putting on starched formal shirts, especially the collar button. The Good Grips Button Hook was a suggestion of a friend, and it hit the spot. Now I won't have to hire a valet to dress for a formal ball!

I have severe gout damage in my hands and I could not button my shirt with out help. With this tool it's no problem at all. I highly recommend it .

The Good Grips Button Hook came apart after only two uses. I would not recommend purchasing this item.

I purchased this for my grandmother and she loves it. The handle is thick enough for her arthritic hands to hold it comfortably. She is now able to easily button her blouses and absolutely loves this new helpful gadget.

I bought this for an 88 year old man. He was having such a hard time buttoning his shirts for church. He absolutely loves it. No more fumbling with his arthritic fingers trying to get his shirt buttoned.