E-cowlboy Auto Cane Grab Handle Adjustable Standing Aid Safety Handle
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About E-cowlboy Auto Cane Grab Handle Adjustable Standing Aid Safety Handle
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
69% appreciated the adjustable design, but 31% found it limited.
After getting these grab handles, it became easier for me to get in and out of the car due to my condition.
I noticed that the strap ripped apart and my 5 year old daughter fell backwards out of the truck while trying to pull herself up.
The strap ripped apart and my 5 year old daughter fell backwards out of the truck while trying to pull herself up.
I placed one grab handle in the open window and one under the headrest.
My son almost fell between the seat and his wheelchair because the clip of the strap broke. This shows that the adjustability of the automotive-grab-handles was not good enough.
66% liked the sleek design, but 34% thought it was unattractive.
The grab handles are useful for getting in and out of the car, especially for someone with leg edema. They work perfectly.
The design of the grab handle is flawed. The plastic buckle attachment cuts into the strap until it breaks.
I have noticed that the product has a design flaw with water absorption and leakage into the car when left in place. It needs to be addressed.
The worst thing about it is not knowing that I should remove it during rain or snow.
68% praised for its durable construction, while 32% experienced breakage.
The grab handle can hold my weight while getting in/out of the car.
The device is a true blessing as it attaches to the inside above grab handles.
When it rains, the nylon strap absorbs water and leaks into the car. This can be problematic when the product is left in place, but it simplifies life.
My son almost fell between the seat and his wheelchair because the clip of the strap broke.
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71% found it easy to install, while 29% encountered difficulties.
The handles provide perfect support with a comfy handle and install around the bar of the top frame.
For my disabled son, I permanently installed the product in the window of the back seat.
I noticed that the grab handle ripped apart while my 5 year old daughter was pulling herself into the truck, resulting in her falling out of the truck. This indicates that the product failed to provide the expected support and safety while in use.
The grab handle ripped apart while my 5 year old daughter was pulling herself into the truck, resulting in her falling out. The product failed to provide the expected support and safety.
68% liked the comfortable grip, but 32% found it too large.
The handles provide perfect support with a comfy handle and install perfectly around the bar of the top frame.
After using the product, it became easier for me to get in and out of the car despite my leg edema.
The grip comfort of the automotive grab handle was not good enough for me to let my 5 year old daughter pull herself into the truck. Unfortunately, the handle shredded and she fell out.
66% praised for its high-quality materials, while 34% found them cheaply made.
When I leave the nylon strap in place, it absorbs water and leaks into the car during rain. This is a problem.
After 6 months of regular use, the product broke presumably due to friction.
My grab handle's nylon strap disintegrated and ripped beyond repair after less than a year of use.
My 5 year old daughter was pulling herself into the truck when the strap ripped apart and shredded, indicating poor material quality of the automotive grab handle.
65% appreciated the heavy-duty capacity, but 35% had doubts about its strength.
The automotive-grab-handles helped me pull my own weight up out of the passenger seat while my wife supported the door.
Holding onto this product gives me a more secure feeling.
I fell backwards out of the truck because the product failed to hold my weight even though I used it only 2x per day for 6 days.
