Shop Japan Clever Cane Short Set of 5 Levels Adjustable Total Length Fixed LED Buzzer Black Three-Point Cane, 2, Freestanding, Length, 68.5cm~78.5cm

Ayzeze: Warning – Instructions for Safe Use Please ensure this product is used always in accordance with healthcare or medical advice. Vulnerable users (elderly, disabled, or with limited mobility) must always be supervised while using the product for safe installation or adjustment; improper use entails danger of injury or death.

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Clever cane that supports standing, walking, and sitting. Freestanding, 3-point structure, 360 degree rotating cane tip firmly grips the ground and supports stable walking. It is also equipped with safety features such as an auxiliary handle, LED light, and a buzzer just in case. It is very convenient to carry as it can be folded into a compact size! It supports walking with 6 functions. 1 Foldable 25-step length adjustment 3 Fixed string 4 Lightweight 5 LED light 6 Buzzer switch The 3-point structure makes walking more stable, and provides a sense of security with 3 points of support rather than 1 point. The most attractive feature of Clever Cane is its stability supported by three points. Even if a one-point cane has a small support area and is difficult to stabilize, a three-point cane supports it over a wider area, making it extremely stable. What's more, it rotates 360 degrees, so it can grip the ground firmly on difficult-to-walk surfaces. You can walk with confidence on slopes that are prone to falling, on wet and slippery stairs, and on gravel roads that are uneasy with pebbles. Comes with an auxiliary handle for easy standing up. The clever cane comes with a handle to help you stand up. You can tilt the handle to support your body even when standing up, which was difficult with a single-point cane. You can stand up with confidence even on beds, chairs, and places where there is no place to grab. Freestanding type that won't fall over even if you take your hands off it. Since it is free-standing, there is less worry about accidentally knocking over the cane. There is no need to prop it up somewhere, so you can use both hands freely, and it is very convenient because you can quickly take your hands off when paying at the cash register, unlocking the house, washing your hands, etc.