DocaPole Big-Reach Pole Hook Attachment for Extension Pole, Utility Hook for Hanging String Lights (Pole Not Included)
$19.99
Grab a shimmering look to your living space by selecting this DocaPole BigReach Pole Hook Attachment for Extension Pole Utility Hook for Hanging String Lights.
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Description
For All Your Hard-to-reach Hanging, Pushing, Pulling and Retrieval Needs–The DocaPole Big-Reach Hook boasts a patented, notched push-pull design with reinforced retrieval, push, and pull points. The top’s “M-design” and guard notches maximize control for hanging ropes, chords, lines, and string lights.This super sturdy steel and zinc-coated hook is rust-proof, fire-proof, and ready for any job you throw at it. Featuring a solid, milled housing unit, wrench nut, locking screw, standard threading, and dual-purpose push Plus pull design, the DocaPole Big-Reach Hook is perfect for all your hard-to-reach hanging and retrieval needs. Useful for a seemingly infinite number of tasks around the house, in the garden, on the boat, at the work site, while camping, and more. -Hang String Lights or Christmas Lights on outdoor trees and bushes, tall Christmas trees, and on home exteriors.-Manage sail lines, studio chords, theater ropes, rock climbing ropes, extension chords, boat ropes, and all other types of string, ropes, lines and wires.-Hang bird feeders, hammocks, hanging plants, curtains, blinds, flags, banners, and any other hanging item.-Pull down loose branches out of trees and off roofs. Retrieve balls, frisbees, drones, and other items that get stuck in trees or on roofs. Whether it’s on the boat, in the truck, or around the house – you’ll be surprised how often the DocaPole Big-Reach Hook comes in handy. (Pole sold separately).
- Highest quality pole hook on the market – constructed from a non-rusting zinc alloy, the DocaPole big-reach pole hook is the sturdiest pole hook attachment available – the nig-reach hook is perfect for all your hard-to-reach hanging and retrieval needs
- Patented push plus pull design – m-shaped hook features both pull and retrieval points on the hook, easily facilitating the hanging, pushing, and retrieval of objects in high-up, hard-to-reach places
- Locking screw and wrench nut- screw the hook onto any standard threaded pole and use the locking screw to ensure the pole does not spin loose during use – this is the only pole on the market with a locking screw
- Universal twist-on design – use with any standard ACME threaded extension pole, telescoping pole, broom handle, or other threaded handle – pair with a 12 ft. or 24 ft. DocaPole extension pole for the ultimate pole hook
- Infinite uses – hang lights, lanterns, wreathes, plants, bird feeders, position hard-to-handle objects, pull branches off the roof, retrieve balls, frisbees, drones and other objects from trees, roofs, pools, lakes, ponds, and other hard to reach spots
Additional information
| Weight | 0.41 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.00 × 5.00 × 7.00 in |
| Compatible hand tool | Other |
| Hand Tool Type | Hand Tool Accessory |
| Model | DP_BigReachHook02 |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (15)
15 reviews for DocaPole Big-Reach Pole Hook Attachment for Extension Pole, Utility Hook for Hanging String Lights (Pole Not Included)
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Shaina Kunze (verified owner) –
This is a useful and functional design but the manufacturing needs improvement. The odd shape actually works well and having a hook that can attach and be removed from an extension pole system is nice. I noticed a nice feature where the neck of the hook has two flat sides which will allow it to be gripped with a wrench in the event it gets stuck on the pole. The product label shows a force limitation of 20lbs and says the hook is made of zinc alloy. So, my first thought was “pot metal” and I then assumed the hook would be brittle and subject to being easily broken. So, I did a drop test from 6 feet onto concrete with the hook side down. Three times in a row it held up fine; so, it’s more durable than I assumed. Now for a manufacturing issue: Metal threads on the inside have sharp edges as if they were machined poorly (see photo). The sharp metal from the manufacturing issues did damage the threads on the pole when it was screwed on (see photo). Taking a metal file to the inside did correct that problem but who wants to spend time doing that? If it were not for that issue, I would give this 4 or 5 stars.
Terrance Mills (verified owner) –
the design is good, be better if the stringer on both side of the top were a bit longer so they hold the garlands and lights better
Elton Oberbrunner (verified owner) –
Not very sturdy but works for Lightweight jobs
Lowell Kutch (verified owner) –
Used for hanging Christmas in a tree. What took 2 days last year was done in just a few hours. Very good construction, and works as advertised, would definitely buy again
Wendy Legros (verified owner) –
The DocaPole pole hook is a very useful extra hand. I have a 10’ ceiling in my shop and I tend to hang things high out of the way. It is a lot easier to use than dragging the step ladder around. The hook has several features that make it work well. First, it will screw down on any standard pole and has a set screw included to prevent the head from spinning. Next, I like the shape of the top of the hook. It is formed into an M, so things will stay on the hook. Two nubs also help keep things on the hook. Finally, the hook is well made and seems good and solid.
Zion Bradtke (verified owner) –
This is a great hook.i actually bought the doca pole without any attachments and made my own hook.although it gives me great satisfaction of the accomplishment it does not quite work to my satisfaction, but this doca hook does the trick.i have a loft in my garage (see pics) where I have to clean under the loft to get to my bowes or use the hook to pull these boxes close to where I can grab them and bring them down.after opening them and removing stored pics,decorations, and ornaments I have to push(see pic) these boxes back in place with stuff that was once on our walls and now temporarily in this boxes and to be repeated after xmas.this is one of over 60 boxes so is this hook great or what.not only does it work great on boxes but alarm,telephone, internet,and surveillance wiring are a breeze pulling or pushing them through the attic .when you incorporate the doca pole not included which I believe has a 24 ft reach ,it’s a great labor saver.do things smarter not harder.
Olaf Lebsack (verified owner) –
this is the best tool
Larry Fritsch (verified owner) –
The “Big Reach” Pole Hook is perfect for putting up/taking down Christmas lights on the trees in our front yard. We have two 14′ high oaks in our front yard that we keep groomed in ball shape. It took two ladders and the whole family to wrap the lights once we got higher than we could reach from the ground. Now that I have the Big Reach Pole Hook I can do the wrapping/unwrapping without a ladder from the ground.The hook is chrome plated zinc and fits a standard thread extension pole or broom handle. I’ve included photos of my son up on a ladder adjusting the topmost wrap, and then of me doing the same with the Big Reach Pole Hook from the ground. This has a push/pull load limit of 20 lbs. and isn’t intended for heavy work, but is ideal for Christmas lights.
Grover Deckow (verified owner) –
The “Big Reach” Pole Hook is perfect for putting up/taking down Christmas lights on the trees in our front yard. We have two 14′ high oaks in our front yard that we keep groomed in ball shape. It took two ladders and the whole family to wrap the lights once we got higher than we could reach from the ground. Now that I have the Big Reach Pole Hook I can do the wrapping/unwrapping without a ladder from the ground.The hook is chrome plated zinc and fits a standard thread extension pole or broom handle. I’ve included photos of my son up on a ladder adjusting the topmost wrap, and then of me doing the same with the Big Reach Pole Hook from the ground. This has a push/pull load limit of 20 lbs. and isn’t intended for heavy work, but is ideal for Christmas lights.
Ken Ankunding (verified owner) –
The Big Reach Pole Hook screwed right onto the end of my extension pole. There is a small locking screw to tighten it, but I didn’t bother and it was fine. The package says it is fire proof and a non-rusting zinc-alloy.The “M” shaped top allows you to push or pull, depending on what you are using it for. I used it to hand Christmas lights in a tree. It made the work a lot easier and safer, not having to climb a tall ladder.I was also able to get down/hang some extension cords in my garage, which I usually have to get a step ladder or climb on top of my workbench to reach.
Tyra Boyle (verified owner) –
Screwed this onto the end of a wooden broomstick, worked great putting lights on and taking lights off our 10’ Christmas tree.
Aimee Haag (verified owner) –
My life just became easier! What a relief to having an alternative to getting a ladder out or asking for help sometimes. I attached it to an extension paint pole. There is a tightening screw which makes me want to keep it on a pole permanently for convenience.I have a hanging planter that requires a ladder but with this hook I was able to get it while standing. Unfortunately the video clip I had wouldn’t attach but there is a picture.Then I needed to run an extension cord for a snowblower and thought over the rafters instead of the floor would be safer. The large cord was stiff from the cold but making a loop helped grab it with the hook. Up and over it went. Pushing anything on the rafters in the way was also easy.It is great for repositioning knickknacks on high cupboards or shelves
Karson Bins (verified owner) –
This hook made from aluminum allow and looks strong. It screws in onto extension poles and you can push or pool stuff on high above the ground without any ladders to climb. The only concern is material looks brittle and if pole ever goes hard against the ground that hook can be smashed to pieces. The reason why the alloy is brittle is to give enough of sturdiness to avoid bending. I used to pool a piece of satellite dish cable that was cutoff and left on the roof with a slacks long enough to get it down re-connect and throw excess back on the roof. I like the additional screw that prevents the hook turning around the pole. I also used it to remove abandoned bird nest between wall and gutter spout. So far it performed miraculously, very happy with it.
Duane Breitenberg (verified owner) –
The upper part of the hook is not deep enough. Everything i tried to use it on would just slide off. .
Suzanne Maggio (verified owner) –
The Docapole hook attachment is a convenient tool for my extend-o poles. It is made of heavy metal type material. There is a little screw that I loosened, then twisted the hook onto my 14 feet pole with a painting rod thread. Then I tightened the pole. I extended the pole and proceeded to attach my trees. It was easy to hook onto mistletoe and pull it down. Similarly, I was able to yank down some ball moss. I have another 24 foot giant pole for those hard to reach places. Be careful that your pole is secured together correctly. If you hook onto a branch at 20 feet and your pole separates below the hook, then you must fish out the pole… Overall a very good product and well made. I expect to use it in the summer when our frisbees get caught in the trees.