Canes & Crutches

Kifidis Orthopedics Walking Stick 0809361

Four-legged Standard Cane

  • Base dimensions: Small base: 22 x 17 cm
  • Adjustable height: 73 - 95 cm
  • Maximum user weight: 100 kg

The information below will show you how to go up and down the stairs...

Four-legged Standard Cane

  • Base dimensions: Small base: 22 x 17 cm
  • Adjustable height: 73 - 95 cm
  • Maximum user weight: 100 kg

The information below will show you how to go up and down the stairs easily and safely using the cane.

Going up stairs:

  • Hold on to the stair railing.
  • Carry the cane with the opposite hand.
  • Start with the stronger leg. Take the first...
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Description

Description

Four-legged Standard Cane

  • Base dimensions: Small base: 22 x 17 cm
  • Adjustable height: 73 - 95 cm
  • Maximum user weight: 100 kg

The information below will show you how to go up and down the stairs easily and safely using the cane.

Going up stairs:

  • Hold on to the stair railing.
  • Carry the cane with the opposite hand.
  • Start with the stronger leg. Take the first step.
  • Continue, making the next step with the weaker leg carefully and slowly.
  • Caution: Do not rush and do not go up two steps at a time.
  • If the stairs do not have a railing, perform the previous procedure carefully, but at a slower pace to avoid any injuries.

Going down stairs:

  • First, make sure the surface is not slippery.
  • Ensure that there are no obstacles in front of you.
  • The first time going down the stairs might be difficult, so ask for help from your caregiver.
  • Hold on to the railing (if there is none, ensure that you are stable enough and well-balanced).
  • Lower the cane along with your weaker leg and take a slow first step.
  • Then lower the other foot and step onto the same step.
  • Caution: Do not rush and do not go down two steps at a time.
  • Repeat until you reach the end of the stairs.

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Specifications

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Dimensions

Colour
-
Type
Walking Sticks
Pieces
1 pcs

Special Features

with Flashlight
No
Adjustable Height
Yes
Telescopic
No
Swivel
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Four-legged Standard Cane

  • Base dimensions: Small base: 22 x 17 cm
  • Adjustable height: 73 - 95 cm
  • Maximum user weight: 100 kg

The information below will show you how to go up and down the stairs easily and safely using the cane.

Going up stairs:

  • Hold on to the stair railing.
  • Carry the cane with the opposite hand.
  • Start with the stronger leg. Take the first step.
  • Continue, making the next step with the weaker leg carefully and slowly.
  • Caution: Do not rush and do not go up two steps at a time.
  • If the stairs do not have a railing, perform the previous procedure carefully, but at a slower pace to avoid any injuries.

Going down stairs:

  • First, make sure the surface is not slippery.
  • Ensure that there are no obstacles in front of you.
  • The first time going down the stairs might be difficult, so ask for help from your caregiver.
  • Hold on to the railing (if there is none, ensure that you are stable enough and well-balanced).
  • Lower the cane along with your weaker leg and take a slow first step.
  • Then lower the other foot and step onto the same step.
  • Caution: Do not rush and do not go down two steps at a time.
  • Repeat until you reach the end of the stairs.

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Colour
-
Type
Walking Sticks
Pieces
1 pcs

Special Features

with Flashlight
No
Adjustable Height
Yes
Telescopic
No
Swivel
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.