Lifting Handle for Offset Canes

I really like it, once installed. Instructions would be helpful. One needs to extend cane to the max, then separate top from bottom, and slide the handle onto the upper piece of the cane.

Easy to install. Moves around while walking but is to spin around to use to ease into a chair or to help with that pesky getting up out of the chair. Easy to get use to. Was not aware that this is not rated for bariatric use like the cane I punched. Kind of an important note.

AWESOME !

I have Parkinson's Disease with Freezing of Gait. I need visual cues to initiate my gait, and my neurologist suggested I invert my cane and use the handle as my visual cue. The handle would slip on a smooth surface, and I disliked holding the cane by the rubber foot. I found this handle listed, ordered it, and placed it at the opposite end of the cane. This works fine for me as a visual cue, is

very helpful but you have to make sure you push down just right so it doesn't slip down the cane.