Support that moves with you.
Foam Grip And Wrist Strap
A foam sleeve over the handle spreads the load across your palm instead of pressing a hard edge into it. The wrist strap means the cane stays with you when you let go to open a door.
- Foam Grip And Wrist Strap
- A foam sleeve over the handle spreads the load across your palm instead of pressing a hard edge into it. The wrist strap means the cane stays with you when you let go to open a door.
Offset Handle
The handle sits over the centre line of the shaft rather than out to one side. Your weight travels straight down the cane instead of twisting it, so it pushes back where you put it and your wrist isn't correcting for a lever.
- Offset Handle
- The handle sits over the centre line of the shaft rather than out to one side. Your weight travels straight down the cane instead of twisting it, so it pushes back where you put it and your wrist isn't correcting for a lever.
Ten Settings And A Locking Ring
One-inch steps across a 30 to 39 inch range — wider than most canes offer. The locking ring clamps the joint once you've chosen, which is what stops the click-click on every step.
- Ten Settings And A Locking Ring
- One-inch steps across a 30 to 39 inch range — wider than most canes offer. The locking ring clamps the joint once you've chosen, which is what stops the click-click on every step.
Metal-Reinforced Rubber Tip
The rubber tip has a metal insert, so the edge doesn't roll under when you plant the cane at an angle. It grips tile, hardwood and pavement, and the whole cane still comes in at 12 oz.
- Metal-Reinforced Rubber Tip
- The rubber tip has a metal insert, so the edge doesn't roll under when you plant the cane at an angle. It grips tile, hardwood and pavement, and the whole cane still comes in at 12 oz.
Built for everyday support.
Foam Grip And Wrist Strap
A foam sleeve over the handle spreads the load across your palm instead of pressing a hard edge into it.
Offset Handle
The handle sits over the centre line of the shaft rather than out to one side.
Ten Settings And A Locking Ring
One-inch steps across a 30 to 39 inch range — wider than most canes offer.
Metal-Reinforced Rubber Tip
The rubber tip has a metal insert, so the edge doesn't roll under when you plant the cane at an angle.
How we compare.
What a light, quiet single-tip cane does better than the alternatives.
Frequently asked
questions.
The questions people actually ask before buying one.
The shaft steps across so the grip sits over its centre line. Your weight goes straight down the cane rather than twisting it sideways, so it pushes back where you put it and your wrist is not correcting for a lever all day.
12 ounces — under a pound. You lift a cane hundreds of times a day, and that is where the weight shows.
Not once it is set. There is a locking ring that clamps the adjustment joint after you choose your height, which is what stops the click on every step.
It adjusts from 30" to 39" in one-inch steps — a wider span than most canes offer, so it suits tall and short users from the same box.
Up to 250 lb.
No. It is a single-tip cane and it does not pretend otherwise. What it does is stay light, stay quiet and set to almost any height.
The rubber tip has a metal insert, so the edge holds its shape when you plant the cane at an angle instead of folding under.
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.