The Folding Quad Cane – A small footprint and folding design
The Folding Quad Cane features a small footprint and folding design, making it ideal for display, storage and transport. Equipped with a four-point base and offset handle, the cane provides added stability and adjusts from 30-39" to accommodate varying user heights.
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Folding Quad Cane, Small Base, Charcoal
Item#: RTL10310FCH
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Description
- The Folding Quad Cane features a small footprint and folding design, making it ideal for display, storage and transport.
- Equipped with a four-point base and offset handle, the cane provides added stability and adjusts from 30-39″ to accommodate varying user heights.
- The cane is made of extruded aluminum for added strength, while the contoured handle offers a comfortable grip.
Quick Overview
- Four point base
- Offset handle
- Height adjustable
- Easy to store
Features
Actual Product Weight:1.45 lbs
Handle Height (Max):39″
Handle Height (Min):30″
Overall Product Height:39″
Overall Product Length:9.5″
Overall Product Width:5.75″
Primary Product Color:Charcoal
Primary Product Material:Aluminum
Product Weight Capacity:300 lbs
WALKING CANES FOR SALE / ASSISTIVE & MEDICAL CANES
At AvaCare Medical, we offer a full line of canes, so that whether you need a quad cane, a folding cane, or a seat cane, you’re at the right place. You’ll find a large selection of walking canes for sale, including aluminum and wooden canes, as well as heavy duty models for those who need more support and stability.
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Why Would Someone Need a Cane?
Medical canes offer preventative support in order to help users maintain balance as well as have access to a bit of extra stability so the user can keep weight off of a certain leg. Depending on the limitation of mobility, a person may have to use an assistive cane while he’s walking. Canes come in all different types, shapes, sizes, and even feature varying handles. Some canes even feature additional capabilities, such as the ability to fold, in order to remain compact when a person isn’t actively walking with it.
If you have minor balance issues, you may benefit from using a standard cane with a single tip. Quad canes, in contrast, have a wider base and four prongs (legs) at the bottom for added weight bearing capacity. Quad-style canes are designed with prongs that are angled outward to prevent tripping. If you need extra support and balance, but still have the strength to partially hold yourself up, you may even want to consider a walker.
We also carry many specialty walking aids, such as folding canes and seat canes. A seat cane is similar to a standard cane, but is equipped with a seat that comes in handy when one becomes tired during long walks.
Cane Sizing
In order to achieve perfect balance and stability, it is important for your cane to be appropriately sized.
- Choose the correct weight capacity. In order to ensure safe use, be sure to get a cane that is adequately designed to hold your weight. Most walking canes have a weight capacity that is between 200 and 500 pounds.
- Choose the correct cane height. The ideal cane height is when the top of the cane is at the crease of the wrist while the arms are at the side with a natural bend at the elbow. Choose a cane with a length that is similar to that measurement, and if your cane is height-adjustable, adjust the cane to match the distance between the floor and your wrist. Read more
