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Quad base walking stick - two sizes

Quad base walking stick - two sizes

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The Quad base walking stick range has bases in different sizes with a swan neck handle and a comfortable foam handgrip. The quad walking stick base allows the user to have extra stability and versatility.

Specifications: 

Chevron SMALL BASE:

  • Base size: 21cm L x 14 cm W
  • Adjustable height: 75 cm - 97.5 cm 
  • Aluminium shaft
  • Swan neck handle
  • Foam handgrip
  • 13 mm rubber tip 
  • Weight:  0.7kg
  • Max. user weight: 100kg
  • Extra Rubber Tips 13 mm or 16 mm

Chevron LARGE BASE:

  • Base size: 30.5 cm L x 20.5 cm W
  • Adjustable height: 76.5 cm - 99 cm
  • Aluminium shaft
  • Swan neck handle
  • Foam handgrip
  • 16 mm rubber tip
  • Weighs 1.2kg
  • Max. user weight: 100kg
  • Extra Rubber Tips 13 mm or 16 mm


What is the right height for me?

Getting the right height is essential as it will ensure that it gives you the best possible stability and will support you as intended.
Whatever cane style you select should be adequately measured and/or adjusted. 
At the right height, it should allow you to stand with both shoulders level.

How to measure the correct walking stick height:

  • You'll need a friend, a tape measure and your usual walking shoes.

  • Stand upright with your shoes on and arms relaxed at your side.

  • Ask someone to measure the distance from the floor up to the crease of your wrist (the bump where your hand meets your arm).

  • That measurement (in cm or inches) is the ideal walking stick height for you, ie. if the distance from the floor to wrist crease is 87 cm then your walking stick should also be around 87 cm tall from tip to handle.

  • This ensures your elbow bends slightly (about 15 - 20 degrees) when holding the stick - comfortable and supportive without strain.

Note:

  • If you are using a walking stick for balance (not heavy support), wrist height is usually best.

  • If you are using it for weight bearing support, a physiotherapist or occupational therapist might suggest a slightly different height or handle style so check in with them before purchase.

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