Folding Lightweight Cane Seat, Bronze, Adjustable Height

This stylish folding cane seat by Drive Medical provides you with a sturdy support cane when closed and a comfortable seat to rest on when open. This adjustable height cane can be customized to meet your needs and make walking a more enjoyable experience.
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Description
This stylish folding cane seat by Drive Medical provides you with a sturdy support cane when closed and a comfortable seat to rest on when open. This adjustable height cane can be customized to meet your needs and make walking a more enjoyable experience.
With strong aluminum construction and a tri-pod design with vinyl contoured tipped legs the cane seat weighs just 2.5lbs. but can withstand a weight capacity of 250 lbs. Drive Medical strongly recommends this cane for users on the go as this product is great for travel.
Quick Overview
- Provides a comfortable seat to rest on when open, and a sturdy support cane when closed
- Manufactured with sturdy, extruded aluminum tubing
- Tripod design with vinyl contoured tipped legs
Features
Actual Product Weight:2.5 lbs
Overall Product Height:33″
Overall Product Length:9″
Overall Product Width:3″
Primary Product Color:Bronze with Black
Primary Product Material:Aluminum
Product Weight Capacity:250 lbs
Seat to Floor Height:19″-22″
ADJUSTABLE CANES / ADJUSTABLE WALKING CANES
Adjustable canes are available in many different styles on AvaCare Medical now. Our canes come in different sizes, with various handles, and distinct features. Choose from our curated selection of high quality adjustable walking canes today!
What is an Adjustable Cane?
An adjustable cane is a cane that has the ability to be adjusted to any height within a specified range. Adjustable canes are one of the most popular types of canes utilized by seniors; they help individuals with limited mobility to get around and accomplish daily tasks.
Who Should Use an Adjustable Cane?
Adjustable canes are canes with a height adjustment capability. They are most often used to provide individuals with limited mobility with walking assistance. Adjustable walking sticks for elderly or disabled people (or anyone else who requires their use) are not designed for those with very low mobility; they are for individuals who only need one-sided assistance. (If someone needs two-sided assistance, he should rather choose a walker over a cane.)
Most often, adjustable aluminum walking canes are utilized by elderly individuals. However, they are also often utilized by people with disabilities or balancing issues, or who are for whatever reason currently in physical therapy. An individual with a prosthetic leg will likely use a cane; he’ll keep it on the side of the good leg.
Parts of Adjustable Canes
An adjustable cane is comprised of several components; a shaft, a tip (aka ferrule), a collar, a handle, and a height adjustment button.
- Shaft: The shaft of the adjustable cane is the actual ‘stick;’ the long part of the cane that extends from the handle to the tip of the cane.
- Collar: The adjustable cane’s collar is a piece that distantly resembles a ring, that is placed between the cane shaft and the cane handle.
- Tip or Ferrule: The tip (or ferrule) of any type of cane is the piece placed over the bottom of the cane, which prevents the bottom end of the cane from becoming worn or rubbed out.
- Wrist Strap: The wrist strap is a very practical component of the cane. The cane user can sling his arm through the wrist strap, so that the cane will be less likely to fall down.
- Height Adjustment Button: The height adjustment button allows for the cane to be adjusted to the proper cane height. This button can usually be found somewhere on the shaft.
- Handle: The handle of an assistive cane is one of the biggest factors in determining the users’ comfort. There are quite a few different style handles; each featuring distinct benefits.You can choose the handle you want based on your preferences. Read on for a summary of each kind of handle so that you can make an educated decision about which handle you’d prefer for your cane.
