For Blind People Canes New series Graphite or Aluminium — Low

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Top 3 sections are reflective white; bottom section is redMarshmallow hook-style rolling tipErgonomic golf grip.

  • Top 3 sections are reflective white.
  • Marshmallow hook-style rolling tip.
  • Ergonomic golf grip with elastic wrist cord.
  • Heavy-gauge aluminum or graphite.

New series Can Graphite or Aluminium


4-section folding cane for the blind
Top 3 sections are reflective white; bottom section is red
Marshmallow hook-style rolling tip
Ergonomic golf grip with elastic wrist cord
Made of sturdy, heavy-gauge aluminum or graphite
These 4-Section Folding Canes help the blind get around confidently and securely, and easily fold up when not in use. Top 3 sections are reflective white; bottom section is red. Ergonomic golf club style grip with elastic wrist cord. Easy-to-replace hook style rolling marshmallow tip.

Canes are available in 4 increments from 36 to 60.

Product Weight (Approx. depending on length): 9 oz.

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