A Walking Cane Built for Larger & Taller Bodies — Rated to 600 lbs Most standard single point canes max out at 250–300 lbs and top out at 38 inches — leaving larger and taller users making do with equipment that was never built for their body. This bariatric single point cane is rated to 600 lbs and adjusts from 37 to 46 inches, so you can finally set the handle at true wrist height and walk with proper posture and real support. It works indoors, outdoors, and on community outings just like a standard cane — only sturdier. If one point of ground contact isn’t enough stability, see our Bariatric Quad Cane or Bariatric Hemi Cane for a wider, steadier base. Who This Bariatric Cane Is For Adults who exceed the 250–300 lb weight limit of a standard cane Taller individuals who need a handle above 38 inches for proper ergonomic fit People needing mild to moderate balance support after a knee injury, joint replacement, or with arthritis Anyone who walks indoors, outdoors, or in the community and needs a heavy-duty, reliable cane What Makes a Bariatric Cane Different? A bariatric cane is reinforced with a heavier-gauge aluminum frame and more durable components to safely support higher body weights. Standard canes typically max out at 250–300 lbs; this model supports up to 600 lbs. The extended height range (37–46") also serves taller users who are chronically underserved by standard mobility equipment. How to Set the Correct Height Stand upright in your normal shoes with your arms relaxed at your sides. Adjust the cane so the handle aligns with your wrist crease — your elbow should bend approximately 15–20° when gripping it. If you’re unsure of the right setting, an occupational or physical therapist can confirm the correct fit during an assessment. Key Specifications Weight capacity: 600 lbs Height range: 37–46 inches (adjustable) Dimensions: 27.75" × 2" × 6" Weight: 2 lbs Use: Indoor & outdoor, community use Not sure which cane is right for you? Read our OT-written guide: 10 Types of Canes: Your Walking Aid Guide.
