For a client who needs the stick to stand on its own and to carry real weight through the stance phase, the quad-leg tip gives four points of ground contact on the cane they already have.
The legs have natural flex, so the base follows the ground and the cane rolls forward smoothly instead of jarring the wrist. It suits people with hemiplegia, significant balance loss or low confidence through the affected side, and it means the stick can be parked upright beside a chair.






