Portable Folding Cane Chair with Seat - 34 Inch Lightweight Walking Stick for Seniors, Supports 240 lbs, Anti-Slip Handle - Perfect for Hiking, Travel & Outdoor Activities

Parameters:Main Material: Aluminum Alloy/Engineering Pp Plastic Seat Board/Rubber Foot PadFolding Hand Height: 87cm (34.25inch)Open Grip Height: 73cm (28.74inch)Base Height: 54cm (21.26inch)Wall Thickness: 1.2mmNet Weight: 0.8kgApplicable People: The Elderly, The Frail, The People With Poor Balance AbilityMaximum Load: 110Kg/240 LBSInstructions:Open: Pull The Seat Plate And Open It In The Direction Of The ArrowCollapse: Pull The Top Of The Seat To Collapse In The Direction Of The ArrowTpr Foot Pads. Non-Slip, Wear-Resistant.Before using it, please ensure that the following warnings are fully understood:1. Please Consult The Dealer Or Health Professional To Avoid Any Bodily Harm Or Damage To The Item.2. Reasonable Use Under The Guidance Of a Doctor Or Therapist3. Do Not Use On Slippery Ground,4. If The Foot Pads Are Found To Be Worn Or Invalid, Please Replace Them In Time.5. Make Sure All Fixing Components Are Intact And Secure.Packing List:1 x Walking Cane

Folding walking cane with seat provides durability while walking and convenience for sitting. Surface anodized, delicate, lightweight, durable, strong and safer.

Walking stick has a non slip tip to provide extra safety and traction on most surfaces to help maintain balance. The quad base provides better traction and supports full weight while providing the flexibility to walk and turn easily.

Walking cane is made of strong and lightweight aluminum that supports up to 240 pounds and is suggested for those 5 feet tall to 5 feet 10 inches tall for men or women.

Walking cane chair conveniently folds for easy storage on planes, in the car or around the house. The quad base makes it a self standing cane which eliminates falling or dropping on the floor which is perfect for those recovering from injury or surgery.

Humanized Stool Design. Applicable Scenarios Walking in the park, hospital registration, fishing and leisure, buying tickets, opening accounts, waiting for buses, etc.