Walking Stick with Four Legs
A walking stick with four small legs at the base that stands upright by itself and gives firmer support than a single-tip cane.
Typical use
The wider four-point base spreads the load and stops the stick sliding, which helps people with weak balance after a stroke or injury. It is normally used in the hand opposite the weaker leg.
Before you order
Confirm the height adjustment range, the weight rating and the size of the four-leg base, which must fit the space where the user walks. Ask about the handle shape and whether the rubber feet are replaceable.