It says the cane is self standing. I would be putting this on a wood cane. Would it still stand on its own, easily?
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My mom put it on a wooden cane and it did good on hard floors. Thick carpeting does make it difficult for any cane to stand. My mom shakes quite a bit so she really had to concentrate to get the cane to stand, so I would say as long as it is put down firm it will stand fine.
135891
I would think so as long as the cane is the exact size needed for the tip. I've only ever used them on metal canes but I highly recommend them as the safest came tip on the planet! I am only a customer I do not work for or own the company�
135892
I have to use 2 "metal" canes and it can and does do this >> floor does need to be level for the stand up alone to work. There is no way to describe the difference in stability between this tip on the floor vs.the usual 1" or so diameter of the usual cane tip other than after you have used it. You have more "traction" on the ground and the bottom of the cane tip is well designed for this. mor e
135893
The foot has a three pointed bottom, allowing it to remain upright. It can keep a cane upright, working better on flat surfaces rather than plush carpet. Of course, if you knock into it, it will fall over. Those with clever feet can "upright" the cane by pressing on one of the toes and catching the top of the cane.
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I would think so as long as the cane is the exact size needed for the tip. I've only ever used them on metal canes but I highly recommend them as the safest came tip on the planet! I am only a customer I do not work for or own the company&#128522;
135895
Not easily. You would need a tripod foot for it to stand , easily, on it's own. The wide rubber lip on this device, acts as a retrieval system if it's dropped.
135896
My cane is metal and very top heavy so it does not stand up on its own with this cane tip BUT it is very easy to get the cane upright when it falls down. Just step on the edge of the cane tip and it pops right up. As I was having trouble picking my cane up from the floor this was a feature I needed. My cane falls over many times daily so this was a wonderful feature. This cane tip also gives more stability to your walking as it seems to work like a mini-pronged cane.
1215751
I'm not sure what you mean by, ".... stand on its own." I guess you mean on end, with the handle up. I've used it on a numberof trips already and it performs very well, including standing on its own.
2136295
I have my cane tip[ for two years it is still like new. I love it as it is stable and stands up when not in use. Love It!
878749
I bought this for a separate cane that doesn't fit into it so I can only tell you that the folding cane probably fits fine and comes off fine and this is a very sturdy item. I don't imagine you would have any trouble with it
1943726
It does not stand up on its own. You will have to lean it against something. Hope that helps!
235228
Probably yes but it wouldn't stand by itself. Either you lay it flat or prop it with something.
2026817
It would stand by itself but it isn't very big. Not sure the birds would notice it if it was just sitting on the floor. You can buy hooks that go over you balcony railing that doesn't require screws to hang stuff off it.
1495432
It's not designed to, but it does stand up on it's own fairly easily. I remember burning myself on it, after leaving it upright while cooking, haha.
1430328
Not specifically. With some cleverness, you can probably prop it up. But it's not designed to stand on its own.
1900536
It is a very sturdy cane. The handle is resin so the curved part of the head will break if dropped just right but I use it in place of my regular cane and it works very well. The cane is not adjustable so you want to make sure it is the right height for you. As others said, this is more of a dress cane so if you are looking for something to use occasionally, this is a nice cane.
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It would will stand on it's own, but it would not be very sturdy, I would suggest putting a base under it, like a piece of plywood to hold is apart and also more steady, you may still have some problems if someone bumps into it.
1300276
Yes, it will stand up on its own. (BTW, kudos for spelling "its" correctly both times.)
1372750
This stands on its own fine. You just need to balance it by the positioning of each panel, hope that helps
1072330
The quad cane I have is about the same weight as a regular cane. It is not heavy at all and has the advantage that it stands by itself anywhere, so you never have to bend over to pick it up or find a convenient place to lean it against.
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It will stand on its own. Soft sides with three rigid dividers. It has Velcro strips on the bottom to hold it in place (read the full product description). I've purchased three and will purchase more when needed. I recommend.
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It does not stand on its own it's more of a wall devote but every heavy I had to nail it in to my wall it's in 3 together prices that are connected my little circles so it folds on its self for best storage it's very realistic but again won't stand on its own comes in one peice but to heavy for just stands tape to put on wall hope that helps
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The cane is very adjustible - not only is your own height a factor, but your preference in how far you want to lean down. My husband prefers to set it so he can stand fairly erect.