Sammons Preston Sure Grip Bendable Fork, Bendable Stainless Steel Fork with 4″ Long Thick Rubber Handle with Good Grips, Eating Aid for Arthritis, Weak Grip, Stroke Impairments, and Disabilities
$16.55Original price was: $16.55.$14.77Current price is: $14.77.
Customers find the knife easy to use, with one mentioning it’s particularly helpful for those with grasping problems. The blade sharpness receives mixed feedback, with several customers noting it’s not very sharp. The grip is positively received, with one customer highlighting its large size. The knife’s rust resistance is a concern, with multiple customers reporting rust on the metal parts.
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8 reviews for Sammons Preston Sure Grip Bendable Fork, Bendable Stainless Steel Fork with 4″ Long Thick Rubber Handle with Good Grips, Eating Aid for Arthritis, Weak Grip, Stroke Impairments, and Disabilities
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Kfd –
Wonderful for challenged hands.
We have purchased 3 of these forks so far. My father in law finds the thickness perfect to grip and uses these exclusively. Definitely recommend.
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PLC –
very helpful for handicapped people
My husband has spinal compression making it very difficult for him to use his hands and bend his elbows just the right way to use utensils, and I was able to bend these to just the right angle. They’re stable, yet not so difficult to bend that I had a hard time. Just right. And the grips are large and sturdy, and weighted enough to make them easier to grip than regular utensils. My husband and I appreciate the products.
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Lea –
Useless.
Its suppose to help cut meat etc when you have a weak or arthritic hand. The grip was exactly like a regular knife and worse the blade was dull so completely ineffective.
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KJ –
Parkinson’s spoon
Too wide and heavy
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Amazon Customer –
Sharp
Great for cutting meat
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pat glew –
excellent
great for someone with grasping problems. the knife broke when i tried to bend it but the company replaced with almost no effort on my part. the spoon and fork bent without issue.
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Willis R Ritchie –
sure grip
when you put your hand on this you wonder why you didn’t get them a long time ago.it feels like it was made for tour hand. great
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EmeraldK –
Ergonomic but not sharp enough
Bought it for my 87 year old aunt. She said the handle is great but the blade is not sharp and that it didn’t cut raw meat.
Sammons Preston Sure Grip Bendable Fork, Bendable Stainless Steel Fork with 4″ Long Thick Rubber Handle with Good Grips, Eating Aid for Arthritis, Weak Grip, Stroke Impairments, and Disabilities
Kfd –
Wonderful for challenged hands.
We have purchased 3 of these forks so far. My father in law finds the thickness perfect to grip and uses these exclusively. Definitely recommend.
PLC –
very helpful for handicapped people
My husband has spinal compression making it very difficult for him to use his hands and bend his elbows just the right way to use utensils, and I was able to bend these to just the right angle. They’re stable, yet not so difficult to bend that I had a hard time. Just right. And the grips are large and sturdy, and weighted enough to make them easier to grip than regular utensils. My husband and I appreciate the products.
Lea –
Useless.
Its suppose to help cut meat etc when you have a weak or arthritic hand. The grip was exactly like a regular knife and worse the blade was dull so completely ineffective.
KJ –
Parkinson’s spoon
Too wide and heavy
Amazon Customer –
Sharp
Great for cutting meat
pat glew –
excellent
great for someone with grasping problems. the knife broke when i tried to bend it but the company replaced with almost no effort on my part. the spoon and fork bent without issue.
Willis R Ritchie –
sure grip
when you put your hand on this you wonder why you didn’t get them a long time ago.it feels like it was made for tour hand. great
EmeraldK –
Ergonomic but not sharp enough
Bought it for my 87 year old aunt. She said the handle is great but the blade is not sharp and that it didn’t cut raw meat.