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Reviewed by Turja B., from United States
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I recommend this product
5 Stars
Very light!
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Our walking cane for the visually-impaired is made from carbon fiber, making it easier for those to feel the ground in front of them, while not straining your arm muscles. The built-in strap gives the user that extra bit of confidence to keep firm control of their sight sensing stick. Folding the cane out to its full length can be done quickly with little effort adding that bit of extra convenience for the user. It is designed adhering to the legal specifications for those with a visual impairment including the bright red bottom portion of the shaft.
- Easily Folds Out with Little Effort by the User
- Designed Extra Long to Detect Obstacles Quicker and for those Tall in Stature
- Comes with Built-in Strap for Additional Support
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Technical Specs
SKU: 5958
- Max User Weight 250 Pounds
- Max Size 50 Inches
- Tip Size a specialty tipmm
- The Tip size on this cane is a specialty tipmm. This cane comes with a tip installed. If you need additional tips please go Here.
Please Note:
This Cane is designed for users that weigh up to 250lbs.
Weight Restrictions Info
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Reviewed by professional O&M i., from United States
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I don't recommend this product
Description inaccurate
I'm a certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist and work with people who are blind. This does not look like a telescopic white cane. It looks more like a folding model. More information about the type of cane tip would be useful for your customers. And to call it "sight sensing" is odd, to say the least.
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