Support that moves with you.

Compact Four-Prong Base
Four rubber feet on a low, tight footprint. Set it down and it stays upright next to the chair; put weight on it and all four feet are already loaded. The narrower spread is deliberate — a wide quad base is something to catch your own shoe on.
- Compact Four-Prong Base
- Four rubber feet on a low, tight footprint. Set it down and it stays upright next to the chair; put weight on it and all four feet are already loaded. The narrower spread is deliberate — a wide quad base is something to catch your own shoe on.

Second Handle For Standing
The offset top handle is foam-padded for walking. The second handle sits lower down for the moment you get up: your hand goes over it, your weight goes down the shaft, and the cane pushes back instead of tipping.
- Second Handle For Standing
- The offset top handle is foam-padded for walking. The second handle sits lower down for the moment you get up: your hand goes over it, your weight goes down the shaft, and the cane pushes back instead of tipping.

Five Settings, 32" To 37.5"
Pick one of five positions, then tighten the screw collar over the joint. Once it's snug the cane behaves like a solid stick — no slow creep down through the day and nothing to re-check.
- Five Settings, 32" To 37.5"
- Pick one of five positions, then tighten the screw collar over the joint. Once it's snug the cane behaves like a solid stick — no slow creep down through the day and nothing to re-check.

Down To 17 Inches
The shaft is 1.2 mm alloy rated to 300 lb, and it still folds to about 17 inches — short enough to go under a seat or into a bag. Light enough to carry in the hand you aren't leaning on.
- Down To 17 Inches
- The shaft is 1.2 mm alloy rated to 300 lb, and it still folds to about 17 inches — short enough to go under a seat or into a bag. Light enough to carry in the hand you aren't leaning on.
Built for everyday support.

Compact Four-Prong Base
Four rubber feet on a low, tight footprint.
Second Handle For Standing
The offset top handle is foam-padded for walking.
Five Settings, 32" To 37.5"
Pick one of five positions, then tighten the screw collar over the joint.
Down To 17 Inches
The shaft is 1.2 mm alloy rated to 300 lb, and it still folds to about 17 inches — short enough to go under a seat or into a bag.
How we compare.
Where the second handle changes what a quad cane can do.
Frequently asked
questions.
The questions people actually ask before buying one.
Standing up. On a low chair the top handle is above you and pushing on it just tips the cane; put your hand on the lower handle instead and your weight goes straight down the shaft.
It is deliberately narrower than most quad bases for exactly that reason. You get four contact points and a cane that stands up on its own, without a wide platform sitting under your own shoe.
Five positions from 32" to 37.5", then a screw collar over the joint. Tighten it once and the cane stops behaving like an adjustable one — no creep down through the day.
Up to 300 lb, on a 1.2 mm aluminium alloy shaft.
Yes. The handle and the base work either way round, so you can swap sides through the day without reversing anything.
It does — the shaft comes apart for storage, so it goes under a seat or into a bag when you are not using it.
Yes, and that is the trade. Two handles and four prongs make a wider, busier cane than a single stick. It is built for support first and slimness second.
Free U.S. shipping and a 30-day return window, so you can set it to your height and walk with it at home before deciding.
