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4 reviews for Cane Holder for Walker, ABS Wheelchair Walking Cane Holder Kit, 360 Degree Rotation Universal Drive Walker Cane Holder Stand Rollator Accessories for Elderly (Black Orange)
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rose –
Ridiculous design.
Absolutely ridiculous. It will take you 10 minutes for a disabled person to connect the cane and just as long to remove it. The bolt is so long you have to unscrew the tab a half inch to get it to open. Not arthritis or handicap friendly. Will be returning. Why don’t these companies get a disabled person to test it before marketing. HUGE FAIL.
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Patrice Harzke –
Very adjustable but…
I was hoping it was a quick release mechanism. Open the lever, flip it over and remove the cane. Nope. The design prevents it from opening due to the screw hitting the bracket so you have to unscrew nearly all the way.
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Crazy Elwin –
Not an easy release
When i first saw this i thought it looked like a good idea. Only now when doing the review do i notice they themselves did not even show any photos of it’s Actual use.The quick release adjustment is good for various sizes, yes. But it’s not so much a quick release. This reminds me more of a quick release for a bicycles axle in how it works. In the axles case, with the release open, the wheel slides off easily. With this released, the cane is still clamped in. You have to completely open the jaw, but then the length of the screw becomes a problem as it gets stuck on it.Also, the pivot part in the center is very clunky and depending oh how your grip is, hard to turn.Nice idea, but for me this may be used as a holder for canes, but definitely not a quick grab and go type of thing like it looked like it would be
rose –
Ridiculous design.
Absolutely ridiculous. It will take you 10 minutes for a disabled person to connect the cane and just as long to remove it. The bolt is so long you have to unscrew the tab a half inch to get it to open. Not arthritis or handicap friendly. Will be returning. Why don’t these companies get a disabled person to test it before marketing. HUGE FAIL.
Patrice Harzke –
Very adjustable but…
I was hoping it was a quick release mechanism. Open the lever, flip it over and remove the cane. Nope. The design prevents it from opening due to the screw hitting the bracket so you have to unscrew nearly all the way.
Crazy Elwin –
Not an easy release
When i first saw this i thought it looked like a good idea. Only now when doing the review do i notice they themselves did not even show any photos of it’s Actual use.The quick release adjustment is good for various sizes, yes. But it’s not so much a quick release. This reminds me more of a quick release for a bicycles axle in how it works. In the axles case, with the release open, the wheel slides off easily. With this released, the cane is still clamped in. You have to completely open the jaw, but then the length of the screw becomes a problem as it gets stuck on it.Also, the pivot part in the center is very clunky and depending oh how your grip is, hard to turn.Nice idea, but for me this may be used as a holder for canes, but definitely not a quick grab and go type of thing like it looked like it would be
NyteKnight –
Cheaply made
Hinge pin falls out easy