Tension Rod Blinds Shads Push Pull Adjustable Rod for Skylight Cordless Window Blinds and Shades,Easy to Pull The Shades Down and Up 45 to 78inch. Argent

It would be perfect for me if the one side had a single downward hook as my clip is one hole, but I've learned to use just the one side of the double pronged to lower the cellular light-filtering shades. Then I use the other side to raise up. These are floor to ceiling windows over a couch, so this saves me from climbing onto the cushions and risking a fall to adjust them. Cheaper than buying motorized shades. The length adjusts easily.

This rod is perfect for our needs. We have four skylight shades that use a manual pull. They are Bali shades from Home Depot and this rod works great, nice and light, but sturdy. I highly recommend!

We ordered new shades for our front windows, and decided against the expense of electric ones. However, we installed them behind our living room couch, which makes them quite difficult to access. This simple tool allows you to raise and lower the shades with no risk of damaging them. Our windows are tall and this helps us navigate both up and down without either crawling behind the couch or moving it.

I have Levelor shades. The clip at the top of the extension does not match their handles. It works as a push and pull rod quite well

This works great for opening and closing our tall shutters.

Wonderful for opening or shutting grommet ring drapes. I have problems reaching and this light weight tool is long enough for me to use with only one workable shoulder/arm. Can not speak to how it would do with blinds. We have wooden window blinds, because they are heavy I can't push them up. For a person of average strength and flexibility I imagine this tool would work to push up no-cord blinds.

Used it once and packed it up to return out of concern it will easily break.

Great pole. I bought it to open and close blinds over a built in bath tub - the blinds have not arrived yet - but I have been using the pole to pick plums on my really high tree and it works great! Pole is tall, light weight and the hook on the end is contoured enough to wiggle a stem on a plum so I can separate it from the branch. Excellent pole! I can also use it to lower and raise blinds that are too hard to reach because of a bed in the way.