zipper pull

A piece of adaptive dressing equipment. The device attaches to the zipper head and aids in the opening and closure of zippers. A small zipper pull is commonly attached to all zipper heads. Additional adaptive zipper pulls are available for people with different hand and finger mobility needs.

The following image shows a zipper with an adaptive zipper pull attached to the installed zipper pull.

An illustration of a zipper pull and an adaptive zipper pull with a hook and large handle for grasping. Each has a yellow arrow and label. The zipper head is also labeled.

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