SE30-Inch Telescopic Magnetic Pick-Up Tools with 15-lb Pull Capacity, 2-Pack - Extendable Stainless Steel Shaft, Cushioned Grip - 8036TM-NEW-2

Great product, especially for the price.I use those for picking up nails and screws that I drop around the garage or in the grass after projects. Works perfectly like a magnet should.Only downside is that the fave of the magnet is a little bit small. It still gets the job done, picking up at least 7 to 10 small nails, but it would be nice to have a bit bigger of a surface.But, for the price, and the fact that you get two of them, these are a no brainer.

Works very well as expected. Compact, has a good weight to it, magnet is strong, telescopes well nothing feels loose, good build quality and the handle feels good in the hand. Will come in handy when I drop a bolt or a socket in my engine bay. Highly recommend, very useful gadget to have around.

Since I can't seem to hold onto screws this tool is great. can be difficult to navigate around engine area but with perseverance comes success.

I work with a lot of small parts in my hobbies. This magnet is very useful for retrieving them when they get adrift, especially if in some hard to get to place like under my workbench. You don't even need to see the parts to retrieve them. Just extend the wand, move it about where you think the part is, and often it will be retrieved without further problem. Very useful!I don't believe anyone is gong to be picking up 15 pounds with this magnet, it's not designed for that. However, it's plenty strong for hobby use, and will lift a standard hammer, and at least three pounds, see pictures. It will lift lots of parts, but you will likely break the wand if you regularly try to lift heavy things.I received a similar tool years ago as a gift and it was very useful. However, I didn't take good care of it and the wand sections began to stick together, eventually pulling apart. If I had occasionally wiped a bit of WD-40 or some persistent lubricant like Break Free CLP on the wand, no doubt it would still be working fine. I highly recommend that if you buy this or any similar telescoping tool, you keep the wand lubricated. I kept the head of the old tool, still with plenty of magnetism, to hold small parts while working on this or that. That has an advantage of slightly magnetizing the parts, and then they will then hold on the end of a screwdriver making them easier to work with.In summary, this is a very useful little tool. If used with its design abilities (don't try to lift 15 pounds!) and occasionally lubricated, it will last a long time.

Well built. Good length. Magnet is good weight. Easily lifts heavy objects.