BeneCane Walking Cane Adjustable Cane with Offset Soft Cushioned Handle for Men & Women Lightweight Comfortable Extra Stability Base Mobility Aid for Men Women and Seniors

BeneCane Walking Cane Adjustable Cane with Offset Soft Cushioned Handle for Men & Women Lightweight Comfortable Extra Stability Base Mobility Aid for Men Women and Seniors

Name: BeneCane Walking Cane Adjustable Cane with Offset Soft Cushioned Handle for Men & Women Lightweight Comfortable Extra Stability Base Mobility Aid for Men Women and Seniors
Brand: BeneCane
SKU: 338359
Price: 23.99 USD
Rating: 9.44 (1560 reviews)

$ 23.99

Score By Feature

Based on 1,560 ratings

Light weight

9.50

Sturdiness

9.28

Easy to fold

9.28

Stability

8.88

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Product Description

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The cane is made of ultra-light aluminum, but it is extremely durable. The tube has a 1.25-inch wall thickness. The strength of this cane is five times that of other canes, and it can support a weight of 380 pounds. When walking, the metal is deafeningly quiet. The bottom is just big enough to keep it balanced but not so big that it becomes too heavy.

Cushioned Offset Handle: This comfortable cane has a soft foam grip that relieves pressure, as well as a wrist strap for added security. Because the hand is directly over the shaft of the cane, an Offset Handle provides additional balance. The hand grip is firm, but it provides a comfortable level of support.

Stays upright and provides more stability: Because the cane stays upright at all times, you won't have to bend down to pick it up, and you'll have more stability. With an extended outer edge to reduce the risk of slipping on wet surfaces, the cane tip is designed to absorb some ground-strike shock. That tip provides a lot more cushioning and comfort when walking.

Adjustable to Fit Your Needs: With a simple push of a button, you can adjust the height from 31" to 36", making it suitable for most people standing between 5'1'' and 5'10''. This cane can easily be turned to suit your needs, whether you're right- or left-handed. When standing upright, make sure the height of your cane is level with your wrist or hip joint, and bend your elbow at a comfortable angle. You shouldn't feel weighed down or uneasy while using a cane.

When you receive the product, you must hold down the lower tube to pull the adjustment button out, then push the silver button to adjust the length of the cane. It has a screw coupled joint in the middle that tightens the cane after you've adjusted it to your comfort and proper size. You should tighten it for added security in case the silver button slips for some reason.

Questions & Answers

What is the best setting for a 5'3" person?

Stand next to the cane in your everyday shoes. Make sure the handle is level with your wrist, especially the bendable part. For cane adjustment, this is the industry standard. Good luck

Is it true that the handle is flimsy? I recently purchased another cane with the promise of a soft grip handle, but it was as hard as a rock. ?

The handle is, indeed, supple.

I like the cane but can't stand the smell of the rubber from the foot. Are there any suggestions?

The cane's foot has never smelled like that before.

The button does not appear to fit into any of the holes for some reason. Is there anyone else who's had this problem and figured out a solution?

No, I didn't do it.

Selected User Reviews For BeneCane Walking Cane Adjustable Cane with Offset Soft Cushioned Handle for Men & Women Lightweight Comfortable Extra Stability Base Mobility Aid for Men Women and Seniors

Supportive, not only in terms of appearance, but also in terms of functionality

5/5

My cane, which I affectionately named "Benny," has been a steadfast companion to me. It is certain- Even on carpeted surfaces, it is well-footed and stands alone. My balance isn't what it used to be, so "Benny" assists me in staying upright and providing support when my steps are shaky.

Royal PARKINSON

| May 31, 2021

Cane of exceptional quality

5/5

I have a variety of canes, but I needed one with a four-pronged bottom tip and a comfortable handle. I used to use a Big Alex one, but it has a difficult handle and isn't very good at standing up. I had to rest it against something most of the time. Although this one is a little heavier, it is far more comfortable to use. The handle is covered in soft foam and is offset, giving you more surface area to grip. When you step on it, it feels softer because it is made entirely of rubber. It appears to absorb shock more effectively than other canes. I appreciate that they included a regular tip in addition to the wide one, as I transitioned from a walker to this type of cane after hip replacement. So, as I progress, I'll be able to return to the standard tip. This cane is solid and stable. It's very sturdy, so I'd recommend it to anyone who uses a cane, especially those who are heavier.

Malcolm Fritz

| Sep 28, 2021

The situation is far from stable

3/5

If the rubber base that keeps the cane from falling over is on it, it has no stability at all. Leaning on it even slightly causes it to wobble in all directions. It'll be returned to you.

Winter SANDERSON

| May 25, 2021

It's sturdy and easy to adjust

5/5

It's simple to get up. Because I'm short, I was concerned that this cane wouldn't fit me properly, but it does, and I highly recommend it.

William Cabrera

| Jul 23, 2021

The material is both strong and light

5/5

This is the cane I got to use because I've started using one for support because of a bad leg and balance. It's holding up well (I've mostly used it around the house), and it's light and easy to adjust. br>When I need to set the cane down a lot, I use the quad end, and when I can lean it up against things, I use the standard end (as shown in the photo). br>Overall, it works well, though I'm not sure how/if I'll be able to use the folding feature; however, it's adequate for my needs.

Waverly Winter

| Dec 23, 2020

It is not prone to tipping

5/5

This is a strong cane that will not easily tip over. I had another cane that was advertised as being able to stand on its own, but I had to replace it with this one, which has four feet projections. It really works. It was more important to have a sturdy cane that could stand up on its own, so it was a little heavier than others.