what is the diameter of the nova cane
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Babara, the large portion of the hand grab is 38mm (1-1/2") the main part of the can is 24mm(15/16") and the lower extention is 19mm (3/4"). For maximum stiffness, be sure to tighen the nut on the bottom of the main tub. I fine it very rigid and well made.
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Diameter is about 1". Incidentally we had to return the cane since it was stuck and could not be adjusted. It was also much heavier than advertised. Many customers seem to like the cane but I had problems. Check out my review dated 12 May 2012. I later bought a cane from Walgreens which was less expensive, lighter and better.
301389
the tip that I bought fit a 7/8" wide cane which is the normal size cane width
829056
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.
101686
Sorry, I don't know the exact size, but the legs are thinner than a regular cane. The legs have a hard rubber tip on them that may be difficult to change. I felt that a flexible, non-skid tip would be an improvement. However, while using the chair, it did not slip.
396004
My home postal scale says the Quadpod tip weighs 8.0 oz. The regular tip that came with the Nova cane (which I took off when it was new, so it was whole and not worn down at all) weighs 1.4 oz - so using the Quadpod added a total of 6.6 oz to the tip of the cane. (For comparison, one of the standard CVS-brand quadruple tips - which I think is the same as the ones that Drive and Nova sell - weighs 10 oz.)
1337462
Don't know, but I will not let my MIL even use this cane, not safe! Got her a hurricane instead.
2093410
I believe so, as it is adjustable in length 33"-37". To determine the proper length of the cane, turn it upside down next to you standing erect. The tip of the cane should touch the inside of your wrist. Adjust the cane to that length. I love this cane, as it is very light and the handle is the most comfortable I have ever experienced. I am 6' tall and use it extended to 36".
631558
since Amazon is selling the mobility base on the same page as that cane I would think it would fit. it says 3/4 inch base which is what that particular cane is. Hope this helps.
2048103
Not sure. It has to screw on to base of my Nova brand cane and works quite well. It is made of heavy gauge aluminum
566087
Hi, I love this cane. It is bright, sunny and I get lots of compliments. It adjusts with a pop-out thumb spring into one of 5 holes on the shaft; not sure how tall or short it can get. I'm 5'2" and could go shorter. Probably 5'11" is max. As for supporting weight, I really don't know -- probably 250 - 300 lbs, but that is a guess. If this might be a concern, I'd email Nova if I were you.
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Standard length on this cane is 37". It can be sized down in half inch increments.
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The diameter of the cane tip is a hair more than 3 1/4." It's the same tip I wrote about here, a while ago, and it's held up very well. Once in a while, the cane falls, and my wife rights it up with her foot, with no problem.
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Fits All standard canes from 3/8 inch to 1 inch. Actual size is 3/4 of an inch, but it stretches to fit the bigger canes, and seems to stick just fine to the smaller ones-W.
2178795
The diameter of the walker caps are 1 1/2 in across. Love them. Glide over all terrain with ease. Priced right also.
978496
According to my tape, about 33.5" at the cane centerline. You can change handles, but the Hugo catalog no longer lists the optional ergonomic handle that my wife purchased for her first Hugo cane several years ago.
44093
Small base quad cane, fits 1/2" shaft. CVS and Rite Aid don't carry them but the Pharmacist might be able to order it for you. I found mine at a medical equipment/pharmacy here where I live, they're $4.99 for a 4 pack. Online they are more expensive than that but if you don't go through them very often it might be easier to order online. Good Luck John
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I really don't know as I ordered the cane for a relative. Sorry I can't help you