Lightweight Folding Quad Cane with Adjustable Height by Ez2care

Barbara Greene: I love this cane! The base of it is smaller than most canes. It’s sturdy and lightweight.

United States on Dec 10, 2023

Amazon Customer: It is great for total support while walking. It is both strong and steady. It is also lightweight.

United States on Dec 01, 2023

Robert Nigara: quality product

United States on Nov 15, 2023

vkvk: This is a great quad cane for those that need a bit more stability. The base isn't the typical offcenter 6x8 so stability is a bit less than that of typical quad canes. the base is almost all made of plastic although it feels plenty sturdy for our use. My aunt is no more than 5' and 115lbs. She uses the shortest setting on her original cane and I think she'll be about that or a little above the shortest on this cane. The feet are rubbery and feel good on our hardwood and carpet alike. The steps, well a cane shouldn't be used for the sole purpose of stability on steps but the foot fits well on a typical step face. The height adjustment is a single metal push button and is easy to maneuver. The height is seleted easily by sliding the handle away from the base and clicking into the desired height setting. at full length you have about 29-30" which is about average I believe. The breakdown push buttons, there are two and are a bit more difficult if you have arthritis or RA or other generalized weakness. Maybe over time but I feel there will be limited times we will need to stow the cane, i generally bought this for my aunt for that just in case time. It is...

United States on May 26, 2019

Lewis Eigen: Extremely stable and very well balanced and weighted. The height is easily adjusted.

One of the really good features can also be a little bit of a problem. The design is such that the 4 feet are not symmetrical. The outside two feed extend further from the center of the can that do the inside feet. Where this is excellent is that you get a much more stable cane without the inside feet getting to close to your own feet to inhibit walking. This is really a big improvement over a symmetrical cane which can never be as stable. IT also gives more stability on the outside which is where it is usually needed as the inside has your own feet.

There is not free lunch however and here is the drawback. You must set the can to operate on the left or the right. If you have it set for right hand use and you switch hands then the advantage becomes an impediment and the longer feet are getting very close to your own making entanglement too easy. For most people this is not a problem as they use the same hand all the time. However, when using it on uneven ground I used to switch hands for a few minutes, and I would ideally like to be able to use it both...

United States on Apr 01, 2017