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Left-Handed Adjustable Atlas Fischer Bariatric Orthopaedic Cane

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Left-Handed Adjustable Atlas Fischer Bariatric Orthopaedic CaneLeft Handed Adjustable Atlas Fischer Bariatric Orthopaedic Cane Left Handed Adjustable Atlas Fischer Bariatric Orthopaedic Cane When you have excess weight, walking sticks can feel too flimsy and weak to support you properly. With its strong stainless steel shaft and supportive Fischer handle, the Left Handed Adjustable Atlas Fischer Bariatric Orthopaedic Cane has been designed for the heavier person. Its handle also contours to your hand for improved

Left-Handed Adjustable Atlas Fischer Bariatric Orthopaedic Cane

Left-Handed Adjustable Atlas Fischer Bariatric Orthopaedic Cane
When you have excess weight, walking sticks can feel too flimsy and weak to support you properly. With its strong stainless steel shaft and supportive Fischer handle, the Left-Handed Adjustable Atlas Fischer Bariatric Orthopaedic Cane has been designed for the heavier person. Its handle also contours to your hand for improved comfort, which is particularly useful for those who suffer from a hand condition.

Designed for the Heavier Person
This Atlas Fischer Orthopaedic Cane has been designed for the heavier user. The stick can support a maximum user weight of approximately 34 stone (225kg) when the cane is used normally. Please note that walking sticks should not be used in lieu of crutches or walking frames if these would be more appropriate and medical advice should be sought if necessary.

Fischer Handle
The Adjustable Bariatric Orthopaedic Cane has a contoured Fischer handle that's ideal for those who suffer from hand problems like arthritis and rheumatism. This is because the shape of the handle spreads pressure across the whole of your hand as opposed to in one particular area.

Sturdy Stainless Steel Shaft
Manufactured from stainless steel, the Atlas Fischer Cane is extremely sturdy to ensure you remain safe throughout use. Despite its strong design, the support only weighs 820 grams so you can carry it around with you easily when you don't need to use it. The mobility aid is also fitted with a non-slip rubber ferrule to prevent slips and falls.

Sizing of the Bariatric Cane
This Left-Handed Orthopaedic Support is adjustable in height between 82cm and 105cm (approximately 32" to 41"). This means you can get a more personalised fit to ensure you remain as comfortable as possible throughout use.

Technical Specifications
Colour: Black
Handle type: Fischer
Handle material: Stainless steel
Product weight: 820g
Shaft type: Height adjustable
Shaft material: Stainless steel
Ferrule diameter: 19mm
Ferrule material: Rubber
Please note that only the Left-Handed Orthopaedic Cane is provided when you purchase this item. The right-handed version of this mobility aid can be found here.

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