Originally designed for the hiking trails of Sedona, Arizona, the All-Terrain Cane (ATC) is an extremely strong mobility cane for the outdoors. Made from titanium and steel, it keeps you safe when navigating trails, beaches or climbing mountains. It can empower and provide you with the confidence to explore and navigate anywhere you are keen to travel to.

Please note: Due to the design and uniqueness in the length of the ATC, it is highly recommended that when “bungeeing” the cane, the small loop first slides over the butt end of the handle, then gathers the folded joint and section. Bungeeing refers to placing the small loop of elastic chord over the handle end – opposite to the ball end when folded.

Features

Adjustable 16-inch or 40cm grip foam handle
Stainless steel joints with metal cabling
Sections made of titanium alloy
Strong flip lock mechanism
Bungee cord
Traditional white and red reflective material
Includes interchangeable red roller ball cane tip

Benefits

The adjustable grip handle is designed for both golf and ski pole grips, with room to choke up/down when climbing
High strength and lightweight design provide the user with substantial support and stability
One size fits most adjustable cane due to the impressive flip lock mechanism
The high-performance roller ball tip connects you to all terrains and surfaces

Technical Specifications

Cane weight – 433grams (incl roller ball tip)
Cane Construction – Titanium Alloy
Number of Folding Sections - 3
Cane Folded – 53cm or 21 inches
Cane Fully Retracted – 130cm or 51 inches
Cane Fully Extended – 155cm or 61 inches

Achieving Goals

Mobility canes help people who are blind or have low vision navigate independently by detecting obstacles in their path. They are intended for people who have had training that enables them to use the cane for safe and independent travel.

This product is most suitable for a person who is blind or has low vision that requires a mobility cane to be strong and provide substantial support and stability when used for exploring and navigating any outdoor activity.

An assessment and training are recommended for first time cane users with an Orientation and Mobility Specialist