Canes & Crutches

Turn the cane's anti-rattler counterclockwise to loosen it. Push in the height locking push pin/button and adjust the cane length up or down as needed. The push pin/button needs to fully engage into the hole for the height you desire. Now the anti-rattler can be turned clockwise to retighten. These instructions can be viewed here.

Please click here to view a list of our canes, walkers and crutches, and their replacement tips. You may use your model number to find the item# for its corresponding tip.

No, grips are not replaceable.

Offset: Improves weight distribution. Provides increased balance for those with wrist & grip issues.

Straight-Handle/T-handle: Provides better grip & balance. Reduces hand stress & fatigue.

Folding: Discreet option that can be folded for storage or travel.

Quad: Provides the most balance support with a quad base.

Drive offers walker accessories such as glide caps and ski glides to help the walker glide more easily over certain surfaces.

Using a cane on the opposite side of an injury reduces limp, provides a natural gait & helps you stand upright. However, you can use your cane on the injury side if it's more comfortable.

Standard Tip: Helps absorb shock. Features steel inner plate. Provides complete contact with the ground.

Quad Tip: Provides superior grip & absorbs shock. Stands independently. Lighter & more compact than base quad canes. Offers balance & stability over all terrain.

3-Point Flex Tip: 360 degree grip & stability. Stands independently. Pivoting design increases contact with the ground. Offers balance & stability over all terrain.

Place crutches about a foot in front of you, lean on them for support, and then advance your unaffected leg forward. Move the crutches and repeat.

When ascending, lead with your good foot; when descending, start with the crutches and then bring down your affected leg.