Would this work with: 'Hugo Mobility Quadpod Ultra St' Hugo Mobility Quadpod Ultra Stable Cane Tip with Compact Quad Design, 3/4 Inches, Black Would this work with: 'Hugo Mobility Quadpod Ultra St' Hugo Mobility Quadpod Ultra Stable Cane Tip with Compact Quad Design, 3/4... » Read More Would this work with: 'Hugo Mobility Quadpod Ultra St' Hugo Mobility Quadpod Ultra Stable Cane Tip with Compact Quad Design, 3/4 Inches, Black « Show Less
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Yes! The Hugo mobility Derby cane comes with the Hugo Mobility 731-001 Ultra-grip Cane Tip with Bell Design, which is also 3/4 Inch. You should be able to change the tip to the 3/4 Inch Hugo Mobility Quadpod Ultra Stable Cane Tip.
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Yes that is exactly what I use. You just have to decide if you walk better with the wide or the skinny side forward. || or ==
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Don't know. It will fit a standard walker but I have never seen the Hugo so I cannotsay for sure. I do think however that it will not be so top heavy on the Hugo as it is on a aluminum walker.
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Hi Juli wells!No, I'm afraid these stylus are not compatible with our thin tip stylus replacement tips, but more variations of the tips are on the horizon for many stylus versions coming out soon!Maureen / The Friendly Swede
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Depends on what you want. Hugo Quadpod is larger and more stable than a tripod tip. Also the Quadpod can stand up on its own better than a tripod. And I like the fact that the Quadpod can be "picked up" when it falls down by stepping lightly on the Quadpod tip. Stepping on the tip when the cane is horizontal on the floor causes the cane to rise and you can grab the handle. (picture the way a horizontal rake snaps up and hits the hapless farmer who steps on the teeth. This is why I step GENTLY on the tripod tip when the cane in horizontal). It's a handy feature for those of us who can't bend down and fetch the cane. I don't know if tripod tips can do this.
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Thank you Mona Z. for raising this question. Our Ez2care small base quad cane has a base measurement of 6" by 8" when measuring from the edge of the tip. When measuring from center out to tip, the short side is about 1.5" and the long side is about 3.5" from center to tip. Since the base can be rotated 180 degree to fit both right-handed and left-handed user, please remember to keep the short side close to your body.
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The Hugo foot will only fit on a cane foot-end of 5/8-inch diameter. There other canes sold at stores such as Walgreens that carry different makes of canes that will fit the Hugo foot. Of course, Hugo sells a collapsible and a straight fixed cane to fit the Hugo foot.
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I only use it on an ipad4, but I think it would be fine. It works with just the lightest touch and lasts longer than a rubber-tipped stylus. Furthermore, you can buy replacement tips instead of another new stylus. Good luck!
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I would get a standard ruler and measure the bottom of the cane tip, and also measure the height of the whole tip as well as just the rubber base portion. I'm not sure which of these measurements is used to find the cane tip size. If you're wanting replacement tips medline appears to make standard issue canes so they're probably one size fits all with the difference on how wide the bottom bottom of the tips are for varying support. Don't take my word for it, because it's just a guess.
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The tip is what I would call "the regular black rubber tip" which is removable and could be fitted with a stand alone tip. You will be buying through Fashionable Canes. They have a great selection. I have several. They also have stand alone tips to sell. This Slim cane is 16 mm. They have a 16 mm Stand Alone tip. Just remove the original tip and put on the stand alone and Voila!!
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I have to use 2 "metal" canes and it can and does do this >> floor does need to be level for the stand up alone to work. There is no way to describe the difference in stability between this tip on the floor vs.the usual 1" or so diameter of the usual cane tip other than after you have used it. You have more "traction" on the ground and the bottom of the cane tip is well designed for this. mor e
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I purchased the Hugo tip and love it. My cane is now a stand alone and fairly stable. Have had it fall a couple of times but it was my fault for both the tips.
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I searched my old emails and the folks said yes it will fit your cane as that is the diameter of my cane, too!!! I love the cane tip. It is truly Superior. The only trouble with my cane is that it is top heavy because it has a very heavy duty handle for my poor arthritic hands so... it does keep standing upright.
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It depends on the tip of the stick. Most canes have a standard diameter and the cane tip is designed to slip right on - friction fit. But if your telescoping stick is a smaller diameter, the tip won't fit. Look at your stick next to a standard cane and see if they are the same diameter. Of course, you could always build up the tip of your stick with friction tape, but that is not an ideal solution.
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My suggestion for those of you who hate this cane is to look at the brand Hugo's Quadpod cane. I just bought my 3rd one, not as a replacement, but one for my hubby.
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That never came to my mind, but I just measured the cane itself is 3/4in. and the rubber tip is 11/2in. it is height adjustable and I really like it. I hope this answers your question.
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I wouldn't trust it. It will fit if the cane diameter is correct, but it isn't going to be real flexible. All this really does is keep the cane from falling over. It does not work if you expect it to articulate like the 'Hurry Cane'.
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It easy to attach...takes 5 mins. 1) remove the old rubber cane tip. 2) press the cane into the QuadPod. 3) using the included allen wrench, tighten the nut on the bottom of the Quadpod...this holds the cane onto the Quadpod. I've attached the Quadpod to both of my father's canes and I never had to re-tighten them. He loves them and highly recommends them.