It's a little bulky and heavy, but for those who have relatively good mobility, but who need to rest occasionally, it can be a workable alternative to a traditional walker with a seat. That means you can't make it taller, unfortunately.įinally, after some consideration, we've opted to keep the Drive Medical Sling Seat. It stands 36 inches tall and can be adjusted by cutting the wood down to a smaller size. It can't take as much abuse as a metal version, but it's exceedingly simple and budget-friendly. For something simpler, consider the Carex Traditional. This includes the Harvy Unisex Palm Grip and its shaped grip that's offered in versions for righties and lefties. Most find that this is comfortable to hold, but it doesn't fit all hands equally well - something that's true of many models, in fact. It does so by way of its handle, which is not shaped like most traditional models. It can keep users from hunching and watching the ground as they walk, leading to a more efficient mobility experience. We've added the popular Campbell Posture, instead.

Using a walking cane improperly can actually create a fall risk, so it's important to take the time to learn how to use one the right way.įor its simplicity, usefulness, and wide range of colors, the Nova Medical Products Designer remains an option that's hard to top, but we've removed the relatively similar Vive Folding over occasional issues with it collapsing.

Before choosing a walking cane, it's a good idea to speak to a healthcare professional, to both ensure you're selecting an appropriate model and to train in the proper use.

Walking canes