Snappy Grip™ Ergonomic Replacement Bucket Handles (10 Pack)

Snappy Grip make hauling heavy buckets around a breeze. I'm usually trying to salvage the little plastic handles any way possible because once they are gone the bucket is almost impossible to carry when heavy. I no longer have to worry about that since finding Snappy Grip. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a better bucket handle. Plus side is once the bucket meets it's end of life the handle can be popped off and put on another bucket.

Used ONE so far. It installed easily, and is very comfortable. So far . . . I'm really liking it. I wish it included a tool to remove the old, small, useless handle. Anticipating installing more. [ update-1 ] Installed a couple more. They are well made and snap together nicely. Biggest problem is removing the old thin white handles. So far my best tool to use was skinny needle nose pliers. Just insert as far as possible, and pry the old handle off in sections. It'll take 3-4 nibbles to tear it up enough to remove it. [ update-2 ] Installed more and found a pair of wire cutters will cut through the old handle to remove it. It will take 4-6 bites to get through the whole thing, but it works.

I use five-gallon buckets for hauling wood pellets for my grill, gardening, and general cleaning. The pellets are heavy (the gardening stuff can be as well), and the pathetic little handles that come on the buckets are useless. They break quickly. Enter these replacement handles. They are easy to install and work really well. They fit my hand without digging into it and make hauling heavy things much easier. I didn't have an issue with my handles being too bent for them to fit - but there was one I had to bend back into shape. They fit every bucket I had, including buckets from Ace, Home Depot, Lowes, and some random place. I didn't have a single one that didn't fit.

These are great!

Works great. If your bucket bail is curved too much where the handle attaches just straighten it a little with some pliers and it will fit. I’ve put several of these on 5 gallon buckets and some have to be straightened slightly. Feels much better on the hand and seems like pretty good quality.

7 of my buckets fit these handles fine, just snap together and you’re done. Some buckets had thicker wire, so I had to do some file work on the new handles. After that they fit fine. What a difference hauling a five gallon bucket with a good handle! My tired gardener hands thank you for this nice, easy install solution. Nice price, too

I do volunteer work with a local mountain bike trail building crew. We have a dozen or so buckets to haul dirt and rocks around. After recently suffering through an afternoon hauling buckets of rocks with either the useless handles that came on the buckets or no handles at all - I decided to try these handles. What difference! I cut the old handles off our buckets with some tin snips. Be sure to make sure that the wire where the handle goes is straight - they tend to get bent from carrying heavy stuff. Cut those rinky-dink handles off your buckets and use these!

Much nicer feel than original. I found if you bend where the handle goes as straight as possible, it makes the new handle installation easier and it will spin freely