one picture shows grip as most canes[strait] in other picture shows grip has downward bend [this is what I want] which is correct picture???
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I just studied mine to be sure. If anything there is a very slight upward bend. Very slight. It feels very secure in my hand and is easy to walk with. When you are pressing on the handle as you walk that slight upward bend gives me more stability because the end of the grip could move down a bit with the pressure you apply as you walk.
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Hello Richard. The one I ordered is straight. My mom seems to really likes it...
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I don't now that anyone can truly answer that but the user, but here's what I do:I relax my arm, then bend it slightly...just a little....and that's where the handle should be: right at that height next to my body. You want to be able to lean on it as you and the walk through each step you take. When you walk, it should be able to support you throughout the step. If you feel you're having to bend to reach it or, conversely, if your arm is TOO bent when the cane is vertical -- at the point of its motion when it is right beside you -- then you will not gain the benefit of the cane.
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The back has a slight, very slight, texture. Enough to allow some grip. The outside perimeter looks exactly as the back, but has more grip/texture and feels more rubber-like. If you look at a close up, there is a glossy border around the outside. But, the rest has texture. The raised portion around the outside complements the texture, adding to the grip-ability.
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Yes, my mother users hers this way. The cane swivels at the joint at the bottom, but the grip at the bottom remains firmly on the floor.
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I wish so friend. But it is showing "multible" sizes of natural wood stick....*But, in my looking before I did by this stick, I did run across a folding stick/walking cane in my search. Don't give up my friend! If u keep searching, I know you will find "just the right thing" your searching for...
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Yes. Also the rubber grip is more user friendly than the hard wooden grip on my other cane.
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The sticks are neutral. They don't curve left or right, but you can bend them to form the way you want to for a righty or lefty.
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Just the opposite. There is a very slight brushed feeling to it. Great grip.
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grip is rubberized. The rest looks like brushed steel. Nice because does not show fingerprints....
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I was not able to find anything. The cane that I had bought this for did not fit because it was too thin. I was unable to use it. If anyone can figure it out, I could use the answer too. Sorry. Did not realize when purchasing that it would not fit.
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Wow I never noticed that b4. Mine is right handed so maybe the picture was just messed up or they put up the wrong 1but this knife is 1 of the best k nifes I have
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The non serrated one should say "One Hand Trekker NS". I've noticed the photos don't always match.
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It's been awhile since I did it, but the curve of the handle is now opposite of the picture. Hope that helps.
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Hello, I recall seeing something that led to some confusion too, but I trusted the description and it turned out ok. I think this seller has bent straws for sale too, so they must have accidentally uploaded the same stock photos for both options or something.. Anyway, I got straight straws!
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My cane is straight as an arrow. It's solid wood and it really helps me get around. I've recently had reconstructive back surgery and was using a walker. But I'm gradually getting better and the cane is all I need to get around. If yours is crooked, send it back and get another one. Thanks.
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The grips are just different spots on the bar that you can hold on to. Moving hand positions changes the exercise. Each position you can place your hand is padded.Hope that helps...
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Hello Mrs. Coleman - This cane was given as a present to my uncle who resides in another state. From the feedback, he truly is quite pleased with the cane. That is all I know at this juncture. Sorry I could not be of more assistance. Best regards, Dame Hilda Van Winkle