Medline Aluminum Quad Cane, Small Base, Black

Aluminum Quad Cane, Small Base, Black

This aluminum quad cane is a small-base walking aid in black with four feet for added stability. It may be a good fit for buyers who want more weight-bearing support than a single-point cane and a cane that can stand on its own between uses. Key details include an offset handle, foam grip, and a 300 lb. weight capacity.

Good Fit For

• Users needing more stability than a single-point cane
• Settings where a self-standing cane is convenient
• Everyday mobility support with adjustable height

Key Features

• Four-foot quad cane design offers greater weight-bearing and stability than a single-point cane
• Small base stands on its own, which can help with storage and quick access between uses
• Non-skid rubber tips on all four feet support traction and long service life
• Aluminum construction keeps the cane lightweight for everyday handling
• Offset handle with foam grip adds a more comfortable hand contact point
• Adjustable height range of 29-38 helps accommodate different user needs

Applications and Usage

• Daily walking support where added stability is preferred
• Moving between seated and standing positions with a cane that can remain upright nearby
• General mobility assistance in home or facility settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Foam.
• This cane has a small base, which may appeal to buyers comparing quad cane footprint and maneuverability
• The listed weight capacity is 300 lbs.
• Height adjusts from 29-38
• Assembly is not required

FAQ

• How is this quad cane different from a single-point cane? This quad cane has four feet, which allows for greater weight-bearing and stability than a single-point cane.
• Can this cane stand on its own? Yes. The small base allows the cane to stand up on its own.
• What is the height range for this cane? This cane adjusts from 29-38.
• What is the weight capacity? The listed weight capacity is 300 lbs.
• Does this cane need assembly? No. Assembly is not required.

From Medline.