Ergo comfort grip cane by Gastrock

A true ergonomic and hand-friendly grip sets this walking cane apart with superior glove-fit confidence.  A striking burgundy shaft and handle is where the comfort all begins. Anatomically aligned with the hand, please choose right or left hand orientation.

Includes a FREE walking cane wrist strap with our compliments!

Interested in Custom Sizing your unique Gastrock cane or walking stick?  We offer complimentary sizing on most canes (some canes are not sizable due to metal material or other factors).  Simply request sizing in the "Comments" section during checkout and we will see to it that your cane is sized accurately.

For information on How to Size your Cane and other common questions about walking sticks and canes, please click HERE for frequently asked questions (FAQ's) about walking canes.

• Handle: Anatomical (RH or LH) European maple.
• Shaft: European maple.
• Length: 36 inches (approximately) - can be cut to size.
• Weight: 11 oz (approximately).
• Accent Ring: Brass.
• Also available in scorched/black.
• Complimentary Wrist Strap: Can be removed.
• Tip: Rubber traction tip with steel insert for durability
• Weight Capacity: 250 lb.

DETERMINING AND ORDERING CANE LENGTH:

"It is always best to consult your doctor for both type and length of cane she/he feels best for you."- the Concierge.

• Please enter desired length in the COMMENTS Section during checkout.
• Stand erect with both arms relaxed at your sides and wear the shoes that you normally wear.
• Elbow inflexion should be about 25 degrees.
• MEASURE from the floor to your mid wrist (just before wrist bone, or second skin crease of inner wrist).
• When one can not measure the rule is: Cane length is "usually about" one half the cane user's height, in inches, wearing shoes ( i.e. person is 5'8" = 68 inches, 1/2 is 34 inches, thus cane should be around 34 inches).
• PROPER CANE LENGTH: Shoulders should be even with each other. If you have an existing cane, look in the mirror with cane in place. If the shoulder of arm holding cane is higher than the other, your existing cane is too long. If this shoulder falls lower than the other, your existing cane is too short.
• Ideally, if requiring a walking cane as a mobility aid, consult a Physical Therapist to determine the proper cane length. Otherwise, please carefully follow the proceeding guidelines to determine the proper cane length…It is strongly recommended that you have someone assist you when measuring for the proper length of your walking cane for the first time.