Seniorshop | SKU: 211860

Classic Walking Cane in Wood, Brown

379 kr

Delivery

Delivery time: 1-3 business days
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Specifications

Height adjustment: No
Overall height: 95 cm (can be shortened with a saw)
Ergonomic handle: No
Foldable: No
Maximum user weight: 100 kg
Materials: Beech wood & acrylic
Shaft diameter: 18–22 mm
Rubber tip (ferrule): Included – order size 18/19 mm when replacing
Cane holder: Not included; available separately

A Cane with Style

This classic walking cane is crafted from wood with a curved handle and features a fine golden decorative ring. The cane itself is made of beech wood, dyed to resemble walnut, and the handle is constructed from molded acrylic, offering a comfortable grip that fits well in the hand.

The cane stands at a height of 95 cm but can be easily shortened with an ordinary saw to perfectly fit the user.

This model can support a maximum user weight of 100 kg.

Specifications:

Height adjustment: No
Height: 95 cm (can be shortened with a saw)
Ergonomic handle: No
Collapsible: No
Maximum user weight: 100 kg
Material: Beech wood and acrylic
Diameter: 18-22 mm
Rubber tip: Yes, included - replacement requires size 18/19 mm
Cane holder: No, must be purchased separately

Guide: How Tall Should Your Cane Be?

If you're unsure about the ideal height for your cane, you can easily find the right measurements at home. As a general rule, the correct cane length is about half your total height, but the most accurate measurement can be obtained by measuring from your wrist to the floor as explained below:

Stand upright with relaxed shoulders and arms by your sides, preferably wearing shoes.
Have someone measure the distance from the floor to your wrist. This distance is the correct length of your cane from the floor to the top of the handle. It doesn't need to be precise to the centimeter but should not deviate by more than +/- 2 cm.

How to Shorten the Cane

Use the guide above to determine the correct height. Remove the rubber tip and shorten the cane with a saw to achieve the desired length. Finally, reattach the rubber tip, and the cane is ready for use.