Hugo Mobility 731-844 Justerbar Quad Walking Cane, Rose

Name: Hugo Mobility 731-844 Justerbar Quad Walking Cane, Rose
Brand: Hugo Mobility
SKU: 754021210213
Price: 960.40 DKK
Availability: InStock

Brand:Hugo Mobility

3.5/5

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960.40

Hugo's Justerbare Quad Cane er alt, hvad du ønsker i en stok og meget mere. Vores højdejusterbare quad-stokke er bygget til at rumme personer 5'-6'5 og er holdbare, alsidige og stilfulde. Inkluderer komfortabelt, ergonomisk stødabsorberende håndtag og en reflekterende rem til sikkerhed om natten. Disse quad-stokke med lille base har trykknapper, der giver 11 præcisionshøjdeindstillinger og understøtter op til 300 pund. Den K-formede base giver større stabilitet og kan drejes til venstre- eller højrehåndsbrug.

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EAN: 754021210213

Kategorier Medicinsk udstyr, Mobilitets- & Dagliglivshjælpemidler, Mobilitetshjælpemidler & udstyr, kanyler, krykker og tilbehør, Canes,

Specifikationer: Håndtagshøjde: 29 til 38 tommer; Vægtkapacitet: 300 lbs. Kommer udstyret med en stor base. Komfortabelt håndtag: Vores justerbare stok er udstyret med et stødabsorberende ergonomisk håndtag, der er designet til at passe komfortabelt i din hånd og en reflekterende rem for natlig sikkerhed. Premium-funktioner: Vores 4-benede quad-stok inkluderer 11 præcisionshøjdeindstillinger og er bygget til at støtte op til 300 pund; udstrakte gummispidser øger stabiliteten og trækkraften. Sammenfoldelig: Nej. Kvalitetskonstruktion: Lavet af ultraholdbart anodiseret aluminium i flykvalitet, vores vandrestok har en stabiliserende K-formet base, der kan drejes til venstre- eller højrehåndet brug. Justerbar Quad Cane Vores store base vandrestok til mænd og kvinder kan rumme de fleste individer mellem 5 fod og 6 fod 5 tommer; vandrestav er højdejusterbar fra 28 til 39 tommer.

Brand	Hugo Mobility
Color	Rose
Country of Origin	China
Department	unisex-adult
Domestic Shipping	Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
Extended Length	39 Inches
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
Item model number	731-844
Manufacturer	Hugo Mobility
Material	Aluminum, Rubber
Product Dimensions	1 x 1 x 28 inches; 2.6 Pounds
Shaft Material	Aluminum

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Scritto da: Happy Customer

Nice - BUT rubber caps missing!

This cane is really nice, great quality. The base is nice and wide making it very sturdy (once you purchase the rubber caps). The ergonomic handle and wrist strap are also nice. However, just as many other reviews stated, it arrived with 3 of the 4 rubber caps for the base missing. Disappointing to know that you have to go out and make an additional purchase order to use it. Rated it 3 stars for stability due to the missing caps on basr. Unsafe without the purchase of caps.

Scritto da: Erica S

Quality!

Scritto da: Carol Ruth

Double check the tips

This rather expensive quad cane is pretty sturdy and stable. But it only came with THREE tips, which meant that we had to purchase an additional tip before it could be used. Couldn't find any place in the listing where I could contact the seller. The tips aren't expensive, but, heck, quad means four and four tips would have been great.

Scritto da: DH

Nice cane

Sent wrong color. But good buy. Recommended by big fellow.

Scritto da: Kirk

STURDY, HEAVY, A REAL BOON TO GOOD BALANCE...BUT WITH A LEARNING CURVE

There is a lot to like about this quad cane--and some things that require getting used to. It is very sturdy--much sturdier than another slightly cheaper cane I bought that was so wobbly I considered it unsafe. But it's heavy, probably too heavy for a small person or anyone with significant upper body weakness. And for anyone like me who has relied on a single-tip cane for some time, there is a definite learning curve. At first, I tried to simply move the cane and plant all four feet before I took a step. That left me feeling unbalanced and it's a very slow process. With a little trial and error, I discovered that by moving it forward, planting the back two feet and rocking forward onto all four as I moved (sort of a rolling gait), it was more natural and gave me a much steadier feeling than my old cane. The approach that worked for me may not work for others with different needs, though. Because of the size of the foot, it's definitely awkward in tight places, too. PROS: --Solid, not wobbly at all --The locking mechanism is superb --The handle is both comfortable and strong --Adjusting for using in the right or left hand is easy --It stands up on its own, which is a big deal if you've been dealing with dropping your cane or having it fall over --With practice, it can be an excellent alternative to a walker when going a short distance or if you're in a crowded environment CONS: --But make no mistake...this will NOT replace a walker if you need one for balance or support to go any distance --It's heavy --You really do have to experiment with how to walk with it (and that will be different for each person, I suspect) --The weight and foot size make it awkward to get into a car --The wrist strap appears to be pointless and possibly even dangerous if you were wearing it and lost your balance --As others noted, the logo and text are a bit obtrusive (but since mine is black, I figure a quick spray of black enamel or, worst case scenario, 10 inches of electrician's tape will take care of that. Most likely, I'll just get used to it.) I don't love it yet, but I already like it a lot. We'll see how it does over time.

Scritto da: Ron Ramsey

Outstanding cane!

I'm 83, stroke survivor, living alone. I have multiple devices for getting around, (scooters, rollators, walkers, canes, etc.) But lately, certain things I do, where a quad-cane works best, have become a little scary. I'm wobbly, but a walker is a pain to get through doors with a closing spring thing. A large base quad-cane has really been the answer to my need. This Hugo cane is extremely well made. Some reviewers have said the bottom was loose, or something. Mine snugs up very easily & it's NOT wobbly. The strap probably would be dangerous to use as a wrist strap, but can be handy to slip through a purse strap or something, then loop it over the top of the handle. Mine had a 2nd Hugo label that covered up the adjusting holes, but I found it was just shrink-wrap, holding a document. I cut it & peeled it off to expose the adjustment button holes. I like the grip shape a lot compared to the round, hard foam ones on my other quad canes. Just so you know, this cane is NOT light. You don't want to go strolling like Dapper Dan. It'll get your wrist pretty quick. But I needed some stability for certain things. What works best is to swing it ahead, then walk up to it, then keep repeating this. I keep thinking of the Mary Poppins film where Dick Van Dyke is doing the "Punting on the Thames" thing. It's like having a movable grab rail almost. The "K" pattern of the base is the way to go, it gives stability but doesn't get in the way of your feet. the base can be swung for either the right or left side. (Mine came set up for the right side) All 4 tubular "legs" have good weld beads holding them to the base plate. I can't imagine how anyone could ever break or bend this cane.

Scritto da: Natasha

My husband loved it because of its large base and very steady

My husband loved it because of its large base and very steady. He is walking with out 2 person assist.Thanks.