--- product_id: 369072254 title: "RMS Hip Kit - Premium 5-Piece Hip Knee Replacement Kit - Ideal for Recovering from Hip Replacement, Knee or Back Surgery, Mobility Tool for Moving and Dressing (32 Inch Reacher)" brand: "rms" price: "$134.77" currency: USD in_stock: true reviews_count: 5 category: "Rms" url: https://www.desertcart.us/products/369072254-rms-hip-kit-premium-5-piece-hip-knee-replacement-kit store_origin: US region: United States of America --- # 32" extended reacher for no-bend access 22" long bath sponge for independent hygiene Deluxe sock aid with 38" foam handles RMS Hip Kit - Premium 5-Piece Hip Knee Replacement Kit - Ideal for Recovering from Hip Replacement, Knee or Back Surgery, Mobility Tool for Moving and Dressing (32 Inch Reacher) **Brand:** rms **Price:** $134.77 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🦾 Recover smart, live independent—your ultimate post-surgery sidekick! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** RMS Hip Kit - Premium 5-Piece Hip Knee Replacement Kit - Ideal for Recovering from Hip Replacement, Knee or Back Surgery, Mobility Tool for Moving and Dressing (32 Inch Reacher) by rms - **How much does it cost?** $134.77 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.us](https://www.desertcart.us/products/369072254-rms-hip-kit-premium-5-piece-hip-knee-replacement-kit) ## Best For - rms enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted rms brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Hygiene Made Easy:** 22" long-handle bath sponge enables thorough cleaning without twisting or bending, preserving your post-surgery mobility. - • **Effortless Dressing:** 28" dual-hook dressing stick and deluxe sock aid empower you to dress independently without compromising healing protocols. - • **Reach Beyond Limits:** 32" lightweight aluminum reacher with magnetic tip and ergonomic grip keeps essentials within arm’s length—no bending required. - • **Compact 5-Piece Power Kit:** All-in-one solution designed by medical pros to support hip, knee, and back surgery recovery with tools that travel with you. - • **Stay Independent, Stay Confident:** Ergonomic design and clip-on features keep your mobility aids close, so you never miss a beat in your recovery journey. ## Overview The RMS Hip Kit is a premium 5-piece mobility and dressing aid set designed specifically for post-hip, knee, or back surgery recovery. Featuring a 32" lightweight aluminum reacher with magnetic tip, deluxe sock aid with extended foam handles, dressing stick, bath sponge, and shoe horn, this kit enables users to maintain independence by minimizing bending and twisting. Trusted by thousands with a 4.6-star rating, it’s a medically designed, compact solution to accelerate safe, confident healing. ## Description 5-Piece Premium Hip Kit which is designed carefully by medical professions for people who are recovering from hip or knee surgeries. The Kit contains: one 32" Reacher, one Deluxe Molded Sock Aid with 38" Long Foam Handles, one 28" Long Dressing Stick, one 22" Long Handle Round Sponge and one 24" Long Plastic Shoe Horn. Review: Sock aid won’t work it’s to big socks won’t stretch that far. The grabber is very light weight maybe it will work . I think it’s to expensive for what you are getting . Review: Great Kit. 2 1/2 weeks after hip replacement surgery I have now used every tool and have nothing but praise. After hip surgery you have to be cautious during the healing process to not put too much pressure on the new joint and also avoid twisting. Putting on socks is a challenge and impossible the normal way. Bending past 90 degrees to pick up something on the floor is a no-no. This kit has what you need. Here are my comments starting with the most useful tool. The grabber is outstanding. I had an "as seen on TV" Gopher around the house and did not think I really needed a grabber like this. I was wrong. It is very well designed and highly functional. The main arm is sturdy. The pistol grip is comfortable. The trigger is just the right size to hook over the walker handle, so it's easy to move with it from place to place. The slight curve to the jaw makes it easy to grip things. The little extension on the top of the tip makes it easy to pull things towards you or push things away. It also makes it easier to open a drawer. The tip has a magnet that will pick up small metal objects. Delighted with the grabber. The sock puller works great. Even prior to surgery I struggled to get my socks on. I'm wishing I have bought this a year ago. Post surgery they have me wearing compression socks, which are even more of a challenge than regular socks. This tool makes it easy. Feed the tool into the sock. For long socks like these compression socks gather the material so that it is fairly evenly distributed over the plastic tool, from the top of the sock to about where it hits the ball of your foot. That leaves a little slack in the end. With your leg out straight work the opening of the sock/tool to your toes and pull in part way on. I have a high arch and the sock tends to jam trying to get over that arch. I use the puller protrusion on the grabber to guide the leading edge of the sock over my arch. Then resume pulling the sock past your heel and up your leg. The little dark material at the bottom holds the sock and gets the top moving up your leg. I can reach the sock tops now with my hands without exceeding the bend limits and smooth everything out. Do practice with this before surgery. I did not think I was going to need the foam scrub brush. But at some point you'll be able and want to shower without assistance. This enables me to clean below my knees without bending past 90 degrees. And I can reach my back and backside without twisting. A necessity for independence during the long period of restricted motion. With the grabber being so useful I did not think I needed the clothing stick. However I have now used it when taking off socks. The coated ends replace my fingers in pushing off the socks without overbending. If you have someone to help you dress all the time maybe you won't need this. But it gives you independence. So far the least useful tool is the long shoe horn. I have worn the same shoes since surgery. They slip on and off with ease, so a shoe horn is not needed. However I have used this long shoe horn with the dressing stick to help take off those compression socks without assistance. Five stars for the hip kit. Second hip is 12 days away. ## Features - 5 PIECES KIT: 1x 32" Reacher, 1x Deluxe Molded Sock Aid with 38" Long Foam Handles, 1x 28" Long Dressing Stick, 1x 22" Long Handle Round Sponge and 1x 24" Long Plastic Shoe Horn. - EXTEND YOUR REACH: Features 32" Long reacher grabber built up with lightweight aluminum with ergonomic handle for comfortable grip. Magnetic tip helps pick up small objects and Fitted with post to assist with dressing. Yellow clip fastens reachers to canes, walkers, wheelchairs and hospital bed rails to keep them nearby. - DRESS INDEPENDENTLY: 28" Dressing Stick with a large vinyl coated "S" Hook to assist with putting on shirts, pulling up pants, skirts, or helping put on shoes or removing socks. Vinyl coated "C" Hook on opposite end for pulling zippers and shoelace loops. - The Sock Aid allows to easily put on socks or stocking without bend over. A 24" long shoe horn is included to easily put on any type of shoe while standing. - BATHING INDEPENDENTLY: A 22" long Bath Sponge making bathing without bending and twisting easier. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B017ME37E2 | | ASIN | B017ME37E2 | | Brand | RMS | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (7,799) | | Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (7,799) | | Date First Available | 3 August 2016 | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item model number | BD3554 | | Manufacturer | RMS | | Product Dimensions | 83.82 x 12.7 x 5.08 cm; 544.31 g | | Units | 1.0 Count | ## Images ![RMS Hip Kit - Premium 5-Piece Hip Knee Replacement Kit - Ideal for Recovering from Hip Replacement, Knee or Back Surgery, Mobility Tool for Moving and Dressing (32 Inch Reacher) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81dznJgiNFL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: What length kit for 5'4" woman?** A: Hello Rita: I would recommend the 26" reacher for 5'4" tall woman. Thank you for your interest. **Q: The picture seems to show a clip of some sort - is that to clip the reacher to walker? Does it work?** A: Hello: Yes the yellow clip is used to attach the reacher to Walker, Bed Assist Rail and etc. Thank you for your interest. **Q: need new clip that fastens reacher to walker. can i purchase two?** A: Can’t answer question just keep mine inbathroom to d **Q: The piece was the wooden rod with the white hooks on either end** A: What is your question? The wooden rod with the white hooks helps to put on and take off clothes (pants, underwear, socks, etc.). The surgical leg can't be moved more than 90 degrees and one cannot bend at the waist to pull on clothing. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐ Review *by N***N on 20 June 2023* Sock aid won’t work it’s to big socks won’t stretch that far. The grabber is very light weight maybe it will work . I think it’s to expensive for what you are getting . ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by C***E on 10 December 2016* Great Kit. 2 1/2 weeks after hip replacement surgery I have now used every tool and have nothing but praise. After hip surgery you have to be cautious during the healing process to not put too much pressure on the new joint and also avoid twisting. Putting on socks is a challenge and impossible the normal way. Bending past 90 degrees to pick up something on the floor is a no-no. This kit has what you need. Here are my comments starting with the most useful tool. The grabber is outstanding. I had an "as seen on TV" Gopher around the house and did not think I really needed a grabber like this. I was wrong. It is very well designed and highly functional. The main arm is sturdy. The pistol grip is comfortable. The trigger is just the right size to hook over the walker handle, so it's easy to move with it from place to place. The slight curve to the jaw makes it easy to grip things. The little extension on the top of the tip makes it easy to pull things towards you or push things away. It also makes it easier to open a drawer. The tip has a magnet that will pick up small metal objects. Delighted with the grabber. The sock puller works great. Even prior to surgery I struggled to get my socks on. I'm wishing I have bought this a year ago. Post surgery they have me wearing compression socks, which are even more of a challenge than regular socks. This tool makes it easy. Feed the tool into the sock. For long socks like these compression socks gather the material so that it is fairly evenly distributed over the plastic tool, from the top of the sock to about where it hits the ball of your foot. That leaves a little slack in the end. With your leg out straight work the opening of the sock/tool to your toes and pull in part way on. I have a high arch and the sock tends to jam trying to get over that arch. I use the puller protrusion on the grabber to guide the leading edge of the sock over my arch. Then resume pulling the sock past your heel and up your leg. The little dark material at the bottom holds the sock and gets the top moving up your leg. I can reach the sock tops now with my hands without exceeding the bend limits and smooth everything out. Do practice with this before surgery. I did not think I was going to need the foam scrub brush. But at some point you'll be able and want to shower without assistance. This enables me to clean below my knees without bending past 90 degrees. And I can reach my back and backside without twisting. A necessity for independence during the long period of restricted motion. With the grabber being so useful I did not think I needed the clothing stick. However I have now used it when taking off socks. The coated ends replace my fingers in pushing off the socks without overbending. If you have someone to help you dress all the time maybe you won't need this. But it gives you independence. So far the least useful tool is the long shoe horn. I have worn the same shoes since surgery. They slip on and off with ease, so a shoe horn is not needed. However I have used this long shoe horn with the dressing stick to help take off those compression socks without assistance. Five stars for the hip kit. Second hip is 12 days away. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by A***N on 24 September 2019* I immediately gave away the sponge-on-a-stick, and the opposing pickup device is fairly fragile and very limited in use, but the double-ended stick, the sock device, and the long shoe horn are all useful. The item that is most indispensable is the stick device, because without it, I would have to lean over too far and risk dislocating the titanium hip that just replaced my old arthritic one. Without the sock device I would have to rely on others to put on my socks for me, including the support hose that I am required to wear for weeks after the surgery. I could probably manage without the long shoe horn by just using one of the protrusions on the double-ended stick, but the shoe horn works better for putting on shoes (I'm only wearing loafers and house shoes for awhile as I recuperate). The double ended stick is the most used item in the kit. I have it with me much of the time for dressing, undressing, picking up and moving items, etc. With my range of motion being limited, the stick extends my reach and allows me to function much more independently. The stick is also relatively small and light, has no moving parts, and has very helpful and well-conceived protrusions at both ends to hook, lift, push, pull, and guide. Getting dressed and undressed by myself is when I most often use the stick, but it's useful in many other daily activities -- more than I care to list, and any list would continue to grow. As healing has taken place, I use the items in this kit less, but there are still many times every day I need the three primary devices. I won't say that the price of the kit is a huge bargain, but it is very reasonable to have the full package delivered to my door by Amazon the day after I got home from the hospital. I would advise hip replacement patients to purchase the kit a week before surgery and practice using the devices in advance. Learning the ways to use the devices while physically impaired after surgery is not ideal, even though I did so without too many problems. ## Frequently Bought Together - RMS Deluxe 5-Piece Hip Knee Replacement Kit - Ideal for Recovering from Hip Replacement, Knee or Back Surgery, Mobility Tool for Moving and Dressing (32 Inch Reacher) - Drive Medical 12011KD-1 Tub Transfer Bench For Bathtub, Height Adjustable Shower Bench with Backrest, Shower Seat Shower Chair Bath Chair for Elderly, Seniors, Arm Support for Transfer, 400 Weight Cap - Drive Medical 10210-1 2-Button Folding Walker with Wheels, Rolling Walker, Front Wheel Walker, Lightweight Walkers for Seniors and Adults Weighing Up To 350 Pounds, Adjustable Height, Silver --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.us/products/369072254-rms-hip-kit-premium-5-piece-hip-knee-replacement-kit](https://www.desertcart.us/products/369072254-rms-hip-kit-premium-5-piece-hip-knee-replacement-kit) --- *Product available on Desertcart United States of America* *Store origin: US* *Last updated: 2026-04-23*