Support that moves with you.
Four Sections, One Motion
Collapse it into four short sections and it goes in a bag, a glovebox or a seat pocket. Shake it out and the sections snap back into line — you're not threading anything together while people wait.
- Four Sections, One Motion
- Collapse it into four short sections and it goes in a bag, a glovebox or a seat pocket. Shake it out and the sections snap back into line — you're not threading anything together while people wait.
Pivoting Three-Point Base
Three rubber tips on a 4-inch platform, on a joint that lets the base tilt to meet the ground. On a slope or a broken pavement it sits flat instead of catching on one edge, and the tips don't scuff indoor floors.
- Pivoting Three-Point Base
- Three rubber tips on a 4-inch platform, on a joint that lets the base tilt to meet the ground. On a slope or a broken pavement it sits flat instead of catching on one edge, and the tips don't scuff indoor floors.
Adjusts 30" To 36"
Push the button, slide the shaft, let it click. The range covers roughly 5'0" to 6'5", and the shaft is rated to hold up to 250 lb. Set the handle level with your wrist crease and leave it there.
- Adjusts 30" To 36"
- Push the button, slide the shaft, let it click. The range covers roughly 5'0" to 6'5", and the shaft is rated to hold up to 250 lb. Set the handle level with your wrist crease and leave it there.
Shaped Handle, Light Shaft
The handle is contoured rather than a straight bar, so your palm sits into it instead of across it. The aluminium shaft keeps the whole thing light enough to lift one-handed, which matters more than it sounds when you're carrying something else.
- Shaped Handle, Light Shaft
- The handle is contoured rather than a straight bar, so your palm sits into it instead of across it. The aluminium shaft keeps the whole thing light enough to lift one-handed, which matters more than it sounds when you're carrying something else.
Built for everyday support.
Four Sections, One Motion
Collapse it into four short sections and it goes in a bag, a glovebox or a seat pocket.
Pivoting Three-Point Base
Three rubber tips on a 4-inch platform, on a joint that lets the base tilt to meet the ground.
Adjusts 30" To 36"
Push the button, slide the shaft, let it click.
Shaped Handle, Light Shaft
The handle is contoured rather than a straight bar, so your palm sits into it instead of across it.
How we compare.
What the pivoting three-point base adds over a plain folding cane.
Frequently asked
questions.
The questions people actually ask before buying one.
To about 12.5 inches — four short sections held together, small enough for a tote bag, a glovebox or a seat pocket. Unfolding is one motion: shake it out and the sections line up and click.
Yes. The three rubber tips sit on a 4-inch platform, so you can set it against a chair or a counter and it stays upright instead of sliding to the floor.
The base tilts on a joint, so it lands flat on a sloped driveway or an uneven pavement rather than meeting the ground on one edge. On flat floors you will not notice it; outdoors you will.
It adjusts from 30" to 36", which suits most people from about 5'0" to 6'5". Stand in your shoes with your arm hanging and set the handle level with the crease of your wrist.
Up to 250 lb, on an aluminium shaft that is still light enough to lift and carry in one hand.
The rubber tips are the non-scratch type, so they are fine on hardwood, tile and vinyl. Wipe grit off them after a gravel walk and they stay that way.
Honestly, no — a folding cane has joints, and joints have a little more give than a single solid shaft. If it never leaves the house, a one-piece cane is the better buy. If you travel with it, this is the one you will actually take.
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.