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Some days require dependable support - at home, in the city or even on slippery winter surfaces.
The Formedica Adjustable Aluminum Cane #5962 offers the perfect balance of strength, comfort and safety, enhanced by a built-in retractable ice pick designed to improve traction on icy or unstable terrain.
With an adjustable height of 76 to 99 cm, it adapts easily to the user's size and preferred posture.
The foam-covered ergonomic handle ensures a soft, non-slip and comfortable grip, even during extended use.
The retractable pick, activated with a simple motion, allows seamless transition between indoor and outdoor mobility depending on weather conditions.
Equipped with a durable rubber tip for enhanced stability, this cane is a reliable, comfortable and secure mobility companion for everyday use.
The Formedica Adjustable Aluminum Cane #5962 offers the perfect balance of strength, comfort and safety, enhanced by a built-in retractable ice pick designed to improve traction on icy or unstable terrain.
With an adjustable height of 76 to 99 cm, it adapts easily to the user's size and preferred posture.
The foam-covered ergonomic handle ensures a soft, non-slip and comfortable grip, even during extended use.
The retractable pick, activated with a simple motion, allows seamless transition between indoor and outdoor mobility depending on weather conditions.
Equipped with a durable rubber tip for enhanced stability, this cane is a reliable, comfortable and secure mobility companion for everyday use.
Forme
NON REQUIS / AUTRE
Sous-nom de marque
N/A
U.P.C
775604059623
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N/A
#DIN
00000000
Teneur
0.0 / 0.0
How to adequately adjust a cane?
1. Place the cane on the opposite side of the injured leg. This diminishes the weight of the body on the injured leg while ensuring a natural walk.
2. Keep the body completely straight, shoulders relaxed.
3. The rubber tip must be at 6" (15 cm) approximately from the foot.
4. The handle should be at wrist level.
5. To shift your weight bring the injured leg forward at the same time as the cane.
1. Place the cane on the opposite side of the injured leg. This diminishes the weight of the body on the injured leg while ensuring a natural walk.
2. Keep the body completely straight, shoulders relaxed.
3. The rubber tip must be at 6" (15 cm) approximately from the foot.
4. The handle should be at wrist level.
5. To shift your weight bring the injured leg forward at the same time as the cane.
ADJUSTABLE WITH RETRACTABLE ICE PICK