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(Medical-NewsWire.com, February 26, 2014 ) Portland, Oregon -- The Handy Walking Cane is a 21st century reimagining of the classic canes and walking sticks product that can help seniors keep their balance when out and about, and minimize the risk of falling.
The first walking stick was invented during the 1700s, and was originally envisioned as a rigid stick, of complementary colors to a gentleman's wardrobe. It also doubled as a weapon on occasion, or at least an object capable of holding a weapon, such as a built-in knife or sword. As the years passed, the initial design, which stressed novelty over security, did not improve. The result was an entire generation accustomed to the traditional cane, a short-ended and shaky stick that could barely secure anyone to solid ground, much less the target audience—a senior who had difficulty walking.
This is why The Handy Cane by Gravity Mobility Aids is such an advent to the mobility industry. This is a cane redesigned for 21st century comfort, protection, and independence. This walking piece features two-stage flexible floor contact, double slip proof design, bottom elastic construction, and anti-skid rubber padding. All of this helps to make landings firm and yet adaptable to the surface, without any slipping. The cane base doesn't merely have a stick end like most canes or walkers, but a four foot-base with flexible angles. The piece can also be adjusted via a fixed rotary head, and with minimal operation. The greatest feature of the walking sticks collapsible product is the self-standing mechanism, unheard of for a lightweight cane. Other products on the market, like tripods and quad canes, are heavy and do not travel well around bumpy or uneven areas. For a senior who already has balance issues, a self-standing cane is essential for protection against falling. It only weighs slightly over one pound, making it lightweight and easy to manage. It is a product made for 21st century lifestyles and convenience, and not a moment too soon, since the baby-boomer generation is retiring and will soon make up a large portion of the U.S. population.
Many dangerous slips that continue to happen among the elderly are the result of haphazardly designed, old-fashioned sticks that were never adjusted for the technological age; they were weapon sheaths and fashion accessories, not medical devices. The Gravity Mobility Aids' walking cane is a medical device created to empower seniors who still have plenty of life to live. Owner Vanessa Parker states that the mission of the company is in line with the brand name. "Gravity Mobility Aids is all about providing strong and stable products that will assist the elderly in holding on to their independence for as long as possible. I have worked with and taken care of elderly clients until literally their last breath. I saw first-hand the difference between those who could hold onto their independence and those who could not. Depression was more prevalent in those who could not. I want to help the elderly stay empowered and in control of their lives. It's a mission very dear to my heart."
The company has announced that this is the last day for the special four-day coupon code campaign, and the last day that the code will be active. For the discounted price which is 50% off the retail price; consumers can enter in the code on Amazon.
About Gravity Mobility Aids
About Gravity Mobility Aids. This American company sells cutting edge-mobility devices such as Walking sticks canes and senior lifestyle equipment, such as the Handy Cane. Management has 20 years of Aged Care experience working with the elderly and used their personal and in-depth knowledge to design a product that would be helpful for many families across the world.
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