A wooden handle walking stick suits clients who want something that does not announce itself as hospital equipment but still needs to do a proper job. The contoured handle fills the palm and spreads the load across the hand and keeps pressure off one narrow line.
The shaft is height adjustable through ten positions, so it can be set correctly at fitting and reset later if footwear or posture changes. A wrist strap keeps the stick with the client when they let go to use a rail or open a door, and there is a gold coloured band at the handle.
It carries a user weight allowance suited to most adults and takes a standard replacement tip when the rubber wears down.
