We purchased a separate Hugo quad pod for a different cane my husband uses. Would the quad pod fit on this cane? Is it interchangeable? Thanks.
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I presume you mean that you purchased a quad pod tip and that you want to put it on a cane your husband already owns. The quad pod tip, according to the Amazon website, is 3/4 in. If the cane is designed for a 3/4 in. tip, there should be no problem.
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Canes are canes, this is a regular adjustable/foldable cane. The only difference between it and a 'Hugo' cane are the brands attached to it. So no, it's not a hugo cane.
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Hey Rob, I have a Barnett Quad 400 witch is probably much wider then your Horton reverse limb. This is perfect for my Quad 400. I did some checking, and your Horton Fury will likely fit in this case. You might want to check into it a bit more, just to be sure. I can tell you that if it does fit, except for the act that the case is the size of a small aircraft, It's a Friggin' Awesome case. There is storage space for accessories, and storage space for 6 bolts/arrows. I'm glad I bought mine. Amazon was the best price that I could find. Take Care, Tom Schultz Hey Rob, I have a Barnett Quad 400 witch is probably much wider then your Horton reverse limb. This is perfect for my Quad 400. I did some checking, and your Horton Fury will likely fit in this case. You might want to check into it a bit more, just to be sure. I can tell you that if it does fit, except for the act that the case is the size of a small aircraft, It's a Friggin' Awesome case. There is storage space for accessories, and storage space for 6 bolts/arrows. I'm glad I bought mine. Amazon was the best price that I could find. Take Care, Tom Schultz
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I didn't know about the Cuisinart pods....but I will certainly research them. In my opinion, they will have to be an exact fit in order for the long end of the pod holder to snap tightly and securely. I am really hoping that these work because of the price difference.
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The Hugo foot will only fit on a cane foot-end of 5/8-inch diameter. There other canes sold at stores such as Walgreens that carry different makes of canes that will fit the Hugo foot. Of course, Hugo sells a collapsible and a straight fixed cane to fit the Hugo foot.
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one would need to measure it exactly and saw off the length and re-attach the rubber tip...that is probably the drawback, everything else about that cane is wonderful....comfortable, sturdy and looks good.
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It depends on the tip of the stick. Most canes have a standard diameter and the cane tip is designed to slip right on - friction fit. But if your telescoping stick is a smaller diameter, the tip won't fit. Look at your stick next to a standard cane and see if they are the same diameter. Of course, you could always build up the tip of your stick with friction tape, but that is not an ideal solution.
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I don't think the Hugo's handle is any better than most canes. I happen to be in rehab for a hip replacement and I saw a gentleman with a cane fiitted with an armrest plus handle so he had support on his forearms not just the hand. He also had RA. You may need to do some research to find that. Just wanted to let you know they exist.
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No. But it's base is larger than the cane that pivots. My mother has a cane that pivots, however after trying mine,she like the Hugo better. She feels, as do I, that the Hugo is a a wonderful cane. We both feel more secure with the Hugo.
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The scope should be no problem, but the bi-pod won't fit unless you turn it around while mounted to your quad rail OR just leave it lay in the case un-mounted. Hope this helps! Later...
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I agree with the other reveiwer. This cane is a better design than the 4 prong and will not cause a tripping hazard. It will stand up on it's own and if the bottom pod ever wears out you can buy additional pads.
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I found that mine did not actually fit my cane. My travel cane already came with a tripod attached, but it appears as if it would slip on and off moderately easily (not too, as it would then come off when you did not want it to), note that my cane is very heavy duty and no tips that I looked at would fit it.
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NO.The EZ cane folds and is held together by a long length of elastic fabric. To attach this quadpod, you must embed it into the inside bottom of the cane, which will immediately snap the elastic. So it's useless for the EZ cane.
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Super easy. I did it myself. You pry off the cane tip, press the cane into the Quadpod, use the allen wrench that comes with it, and tighten it. Done!
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never tried the tripod, have bought the Hugo & Quadruple Cane tip, both have about the same stability
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It comes with the cane but it is not stable. You can probably buy the quadpod tip at any drug store or any medical supplier and just slip it on any cane that you might have.
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It easy to attach...takes 5 mins. 1) remove the old rubber cane tip. 2) press the cane into the QuadPod. 3) using the included allen wrench, tighten the nut on the bottom of the Quadpod...this holds the cane onto the Quadpod. I've attached the Quadpod to both of my father's canes and I never had to re-tighten them. He loves them and highly recommends them.