Walking | Assistive Cane

Walking | Assistive Cane

Collection of drawings illustrating the correct heights of canes relative to the heights of people for sizing purposes
Description
Description

Walking canes, also known as assistive canes or walking sticks, are a form of mobility aid that redistribute weight away from injured or weak lower limbs. The basic cane is made up of a handle for a comfortable grip, a collar to connect the handle to the shaft, the shaft for transmitting weight load, and the ferrule (tip) for being a tactile interface that adjusts to the ground surface. Outside of injury and assisted general support and movement, canes are often used for a variety of needs that include aging, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, arthritis, diabetes, and other conditions.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Fit, comfort, and safety are paramount for the effectiveness of a cane and the first step to accomplish these goals is correctly fitting a cane to a person. To size a walking stick for an individual, measure the distance from a flat floor surface to their wrist joint while they are wearing standard walking shoes. From this dimension, round down to the nearest size available or place a custom order. Another simple way to estimate cane length is to divide an individual’s height by two and find the closest cane size within 1” (2.5 cm) from this measurement.

3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
Walking | Assistive Cane
Details
Details

*Under Development*

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Length: 30”-36” | 76-91 cm
Fit: Measured from floor to wrist joint
Range (Front): 35° from vertical
Range (Side): 6” | 15 cm
Range (Vertical): 27” | 68.5 cm

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Drawings include:
Walking Canes side elevation (elderly men and women), front (elderly men)

Walking is a fundamental human activity characterized by bipedal locomotion, where one foot is placed in front of the other, maintaining continuous ground contact. This rhythmic, low-impact exercise is universally accessible, requiring no special equipment, and offers numerous health benefits.

5’9” | 1.75 m (average)
20-40 years
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men & Women - Front
1.750
40.00
3800
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3D
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men & Women - Front
5’9” | 1.75 m (average)
20-40 years
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men - Front
1.750
40.00
3800
GUIDE
3D
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men - Front
5’4” | 1.63 cm (average)
20-40 years
Young Adults Holding Hands - Women - Front
1.630
40.00
3800
GUIDE
3D
Young Adults Holding Hands - Women - Front
5’9” | 1.75 m (average)
20-40 years
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men & Women - Back
1.750
40.00
3800
GUIDE
3D
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men & Women - Back
5’4” | 1.63 cm (average)
20-40 years
Young Adults Holding Hands - Women - Back
1.630
40.00
3800
GUIDE
3D
Young Adults Holding Hands - Women - Back
5’9” | 1.75 m (average)
20-40 years
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men - Back
1.750
40.00
3800
GUIDE
3D
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men - Back
5’9” | 1.75 m (average)
20-40 years
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men & Women - Walking
1.750
40.00
3800
GUIDE
3D
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men & Women - Walking
25-45
Carrying Boxes - Combination
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Carrying Boxes - Combination
5’9” | 175 cm
Men - Protective Masks - Walking
175.000
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Men - Protective Masks - Walking
5’4” | 163 cm
Women - Protective Masks - Walking
163.000
GUIDE
3D
Women - Protective Masks - Walking
5’9” | 1.75 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Men - Walking - Side
175.000
35.00
GUIDE
3D
Looking at Phone - Men - Walking - Side
5’4” | 1.63 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Women - Walking - Side
163.000
35.00
GUIDE
3D
Looking at Phone - Women - Walking - Side
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