Very happy with cane. I'm
"Very happy with cane. I'm small and it actually adjusts down to be the right length for me. And it's good-looking, which is important to me."
Non-Folding, lightweight, height-adjustable walking cane with an ergonomic C-grip handle for two-handed standing assistance and a convenient hook design. Includes two interchangeable, tool-free tips: X-Tip and Slim Tip.
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Some movements repeat dozens of times a day. Getting up from a chair. Steadying before a step. Holding your ground while doing something else with the other hand. They’re small in isolation. They accumulate.
The C-Grip Cane was designed for exactly those moments with an open handle that gives both hands a place to share the work, and a form that carries comfortably through everything in between.
A Moment of Delight — The Two-Handed Rise
Both hands find the grip. The body rises. What once took effort simply doesn’t anymore.
That shift, small in form, significant in how the morning feels, is what the C-Grip was built to deliver.
Support that meets you before the walk begins.
The open C shape gives both hands a place to grip simultaneously, something no traditional hook cane offers. Both hands engage, the leverage shifts, and standing from a chair, sofa, or low seat takes less effort than before.
The same open form that enables the two-handed rise also supports a comfortable single-hand grip and natural wrist position during walking. One handle. Two functions.
Press and slide to set the right height. No push pins, no sitting down to make the adjustment.
The hook form keeps the cane close without occupying your hand. Hangs over a table edge, a counter, or your arm between uses.
Overall rating: 4.607143 / 5 from 112 reviews.
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"Very happy with cane. I'm small and it actually adjusts down to be the right length for me. And it's good-looking, which is important to me."
"My blue cane attracts comments and questions. I am pleased with it for the most part. It does not hook on many places. This leaves it to me to find a place for it which is often a challenge, . Standing alone on the other tip is not reliable. A clicking/tapping sound has developed and I have been unable to solve that issue. The cane accompanies me each time I leave my apartment and makes me feel secure."
"Love the simple, helpful shape Wish it folded a bit more, to make it smaller. Feels very sturdy!"
"I'm very happy with it"
"Very pleased with this light-weight and unique cane. I have a half-dozen different canes, and this has become my favorite."
"My favorite features are the two-hand grip, and the large visible yellow button for adjusting height. I have weak thumbs and struggle with those small round control buttons on most cane's, but this is easy to see and can be operated with two fingers or even the heel of my hand. It's stylish and easy to manage."
"I have a background in assisting older adults in disabilities so I'm quite familiar with canes and walkers despite only needing one myself recently after a soft tissue knee injury. The deafening "CLACK CLACK CLACK" and ramshackle feel of collapsible canes makes them unappealing but more solid canes often lack suffecient grip and can't be adjusted; a problem for a tall person like myself. I started searching for designer canes because if I have to use a walking-assistance device, you better believe I'm going to get something cute! I found the Michael Graves C-Grip and fell in love with it's form and function. It feels like it was engineered with the user in mind and I recommend it to anyone who asks about it. The old injury is flaring back up so I'm here to get a second (I have the peppercorn because I gravitate towards neutrals but want another color for variety) and I would absolutely be interested in some wilder designs and colors! Thanks for making this, there's no other device I would want to use to keep me on the move <3"
"I love this cane, except for the fact that it will not stand up by itself very well. In some cases I can hook it over something in front of me, but if it just had a little bit wider base I would be extremely happy and give it five stars."
"I really like my C cane, especially since my first initial is C. >wink< It is easier to manage than straight handles. Two suggestions: pad the gripping portion just a bit for arthritic users and tighten the juncture on the height adjustment. In many situations, it is really unseemly to have every step punctuated with Click, Click. . . during an event. I set the height one time but it shifts like it's been overused. Thank you for making it in my favorite blue gray."
"It is sturdy, designed to fulfill several needs and provides a chance to share the story of its creator. I like mine."