The Easwe Lightweight Foldable Walking Cane is a compact, adjustable walking aid designed to assist stable support during daily walking and on-the-go mobility. Constructed from lightweight aluminium, the cane folds down to a portable size for easy storage in a bag, car, or luggage — making it well suited for everyday outings, shopping, travel, and use alongside an Easwe electric wheelchair or mobility scooter. TGA registered and certified to international safety standards, the Easwe cane is designed to assist users who need a reliable, easy-to-carry walking aid. Supplied by Australian Healthcare Supplies, a registered NDIS provider based in Perth, Western Australia. Features Lightweight Aluminium Construction — designed to provide reliable walking support without unnecessary weight, making it easier to carry and use throughout the day. Compact Foldable Design — folds down to a compact size for storage in a bag, car door pocket, or luggage. Designed for users who need walking support on-demand without carrying a full-size cane at all times. Adjustable Height — the height is adjustable to accommodate users of different heights, designed to support a comfortable posture and wrist alignment during use. Confirm exact adjustment range with supplier before publishing. Non-Slip Rubber Tip — the base rubber tip is designed to assist grip and traction on a range of indoor and outdoor surfaces, supporting stability during use. Ergonomic Handle — the handle is designed to assist a comfortable, secure grip during extended use, reducing strain on the hand and wrist. TGA Registered & Internationally Certified — the Easwe cane holds TGA (Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration), FDA, CE, UKCA, MDEL, and UN certifications, providing confidence in product safety and quality standards. Intended Use The Easwe Lightweight Foldable Cane may assist individuals in the following situations: Reduced balance or stability during daily walking Recovery from lower limb injury, surgery, or illness where additional walking support is needed Age-related reduction in walking confidence or stability Conditions affecting balance or gait (e.g. arthritis, Parkinson's, post-stroke recovery) Short-distance walking support alongside a wheelchair or mobility scooter for users who can walk some distances independently Travel situations where a compact, packable walking aid is required We recommend consulting a physiotherapist, occupational therapist, or GP to confirm this cane is appropriate for your individual needs and that the height is correctly fitted before use. NDIS participants should contact us to confirm funding eligibility. How to Use Unfold the cane by extending each section until it locks into place — ensure all joints are secure before applying weight. Adjust the height so the handle aligns with your wrist crease when standing upright with your arm relaxed at your side. This helps you hold a comfortable, upright posture during use. Hold the cane on the side opposite your weaker leg. Move the cane forward in sync with your weaker leg for stable, natural support. To fold: unlock each section and fold the cane compactly for storage. Use the included carry strap or bag if provided. What's in the Box 1 × Easwe Lightweight Foldable Walking Cane 1 × Non-slip rubber tip (fitted) 1 × Product Manual Product Care Wipe the cane shaft and handle with a damp cloth after use — avoid submerging in water. Inspect the rubber tip regularly for wear — replace when worn to maintain grip and traction. Check that all folding joints lock securely before each use. Store in a dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Important Cautions Consult a physiotherapist, occupational therapist, or GP before use to confirm this cane is suitable for your condition and correctly fitted to your height. Do not use the cane as a primary load-bearing support if your full body weight cannot be safely managed through the cane — a rollator or other support aid may be more appropriate. Always ensure all folding sections are fully locked and secure before applying weight to the cane. Replace the rubber tip when worn — a worn tip reduces traction and may increase the risk of slipping. Do not use on wet, icy, or highly polished floors without extra caution — the rubber tip may not provide sufficient grip on all surfaces. Keep out of reach of children. Regulatory & Supply Details SKU EA-CA Material Lightweight aluminium alloy shaft · Ergonomic handle · Non-slip rubber tip Certifications TGA Registered (Australia) · FDA · CE · UKCA · MDEL · UN38.3 Manufacturer Easwe Australian Supplier Australian Healthcare Supplies, Perth WA — Registered NDIS Provider NDIS May be eligible under Assistive Technology — Low Cost (Group 0124). Contact us for guidance. Shipping Stocked and dispatched from Perth, Western Australia. View our shipping policy for current delivery timeframes. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) How do I know if the height is set correctly?Stand upright with your shoes on, and your arm relaxed at your side. The top of the cane handle should align with the crease of your wrist. This position is designed to assist natural arm movement, support an upright posture, and reduce strain on the shoulder and wrist during walking. If you are unsure, a physiotherapist or occupational therapist can confirm the correct height setting for your individual needs. Can I use this cane alongside my Easwe electric wheelchair or scooter?Yes — the Easwe cane is designed to complement an electric wheelchair or mobility scooter for users who can manage short distances on foot. Many users keep a folding cane in the wheelchair's storage bag for situations where they need to walk a few steps independently — from the car to the door, around a shop, or into a medical appointment. Is this cane suitable for outdoor use?The rubber tip is designed for use on both indoor and outdoor surfaces. Extra care should be taken on wet, slippery, or uneven outdoor surfaces. For users who frequently walk on rough outdoor terrain, a quad cane or walking frame may provide greater stability. Can I use NDIS funding for this product?The Easwe cane may be eligible for NDIS funding under Assistive Technology — Low Cost (Registration Group 0124). Many low-cost mobility aids are self-managed or plan-managed without requiring a formal OT assessment. Australian Healthcare Supplies is a registered NDIS provider. Contact us for guidance.
