Reacher Pull Pole End

Screws on to most threaded poles to make a pull pole. A must-have in every home, store and warehouse.

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$ 13.95 2026-09-11 In stock
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The Reacher Pull Pole End gives you extra help with any job! Thanks to its durable fiberglass reinforced ABS plastic construction, it can pull up to 150 lb in weight without breaking. The Reacher pole ends fit on most threaded poles, such as paint poles from your local hardware shop - if you don't have a pole already, you can grab one of our Reacher Poles that come with both a pole and a pole end for the complete package.

Reduce strain, save time, and increase efficiency with a variety of tasks, such as:
- Pulling items in truck beds or car trunks
- Pulling product forward for merchandising or order fulfillment
- Hanging/pulling down plants or wire
- Breaking conveyor belt jams
- Reaching objects on high shelving or pegs
- And much more!

We now also have a compact, portable, telescoping pole option that comes with a Reacher pole end - the Pocket Reacher!

Common home uses include reaching items from the bed of a pick up truck, hanging plants or decorative lights, and removing items from upper shelves.

Retail and warehouse locations love Reacher pole ends for merchandising including laser lining and front-facing products, back stocking of inventory, and removing items from high pegs. They make Planogram resets easier! You can pull bags of cement, soil, or dog food without ripping the bag. No more climbing under racks and shelves to reach product at the back of a pallet!

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Standard Reacher Pull Pole End


The Reacher Pull Pole End turns any standard threaded pole into a reliable retrieval tool. Paint poles, extension handles, squeegee poles ( the ones already in your supply room) instantly become reach tools capable of pulling:

  • Cases
  • Cartons
  • Products from deep shelves
  • High pegs
  • Pallet positions
  • Truck beds

Built from fiberglass‑reinforced ABS, the pull head delivers the strength, reach, and control needed for daily retail, warehouse, and maintenance operations.

Ergonomics + Safety


Small reaches create real injuries. Every time a worker bends, stretches, or climbs to retrieve an item sitting just out of reach, the lower back absorbs unnecessary strain. Deep shelves, pallet bays, and overhead pegs multiply that force hundreds of times per shift. Long‑handled retrieval tools eliminate those hazardous postures by bringing the product to the worker:

  • Reducing overexertion
  • Preventing awkward reaches
  • Supporting safer, upright lifting

The Reacher Pull Pole End makes the safe method the easy method. When a pull tool is always within reach, workers naturally choose it over bending or climbing, reducing strain and improving consistency across the operation.

How it Works


The pull head threads onto most standard poles, instantly converting them into retrieval tools. The compact anvil slips between crowded facings and hooks onto cases, cartons, bags, or boxed product. A smooth pull brings the item forward to the pick face, where it can be lifted close to the body with proper posture. The fiberglass‑reinforced ABS construction withstands twisting, prying, and heavy pulls without breaking- even in tight spaces or high‑reach positions.

Use Cases


  • Pulling cases forward to the pick face
  • Back‑stocking or retrieving product from top shelves
  • Removing items from high pegs
  • Planogram resets and merchandising shifts
  • Reaching into pallet bays or truck beds
  • Hanging plants, lights, or décor in retail or home settings
  • Stockroom, warehouse, and maintenance operations

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    Why Choose SawTrax REACHER™ Standard Pull Pole End?

    Because the safest retrieval tool is the one workers will actually use. The Reacher Pull Pole End attaches to poles already present in every aisle, stockroom, and service truck: making it easier to grab the tool than to bend, stretch, or climb.

    It standardizes safe reaching across the operation at a fraction of the cost of dedicated tools, reduces strain, prevents torn packaging, and keeps product handling consistent from shift to shift.

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    Key Features

    • Universal Pole Compatibility: Threads onto most standard paint poles, extension handles, and squeegee poles already in your operation.
    • High‑Strength Pulling: Fiberglass‑reinforced ABS head pulls over 100 lbs and resists twisting, prying, and impact.
    • Compact, Shelf‑Friendly Profile: Slips between crowded facings and pegs without causing knock‑overs or product avalanches.
    • Cost‑Effective Ergonomics: Standardize safe reaching across every aisle, stockroom, and truck for less than the cost of a single injury incident.

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