Walking & Quad Sticks

Peak Walking Stick
$50.00
Walking Stick Carrying Loop
$6.00
Derby Handle Walking Stick
As low as $20.00
Airgo Comfort Plus Offset Walking Cane
As low as $45.00
Offset Handle Walking Stick
$25.00
Airgo Comfort Plus Folding Walking Cane
As low as $58.00
Frog Walking Stick Holder
$10.00
Peak Quad Stick
As low as $55.00
Walking Stick Tip
$2.50
Airgo Flex Tip Walking Stick Tip
$15.00
Airgo Claw Walking Stick Tip
$30.00
Airgo Mini-Quad Tip
$40.00

Walking Canes & Quad Sticks

Do you want to improve your balance and mobility? At Vital Living, our aids include walking canes and quad sticks that can provide a tremendous boost in independence. Whether you need something for temporary use while you recover from an injury, or on a more permanent basis, you can buy walking stick products from us that meet your requirements.

Improve Your Mobility

If you’re looking for a walking stick online to improve your balance and mobility, you’ve come to the right place. Our range includes multiple options from Airgo, including Offset canes suitable for people with wrist and grip problems, Derby canes that are ergonomically designed, and even a folding walking cane that provides extra stability to help users move more confidently. In addition to Airgo walking stick products, we also stock:

A foldable walking stick for travelling, with adjustable height and a polished timber handle
A pyramid base quad cane walking stick with anti-slip rubber tips and adjustable height
A lightweight 4 point walking stick suitable for left and right handed users
A tripod seat stickthat’s easy to carry, holds up to 100kg and has a foldable seat
Various walking stick accessoriesincluding carrying loops to prevent the stick from being dropped, walking stick tips, and walking stick holders that attach to any flat surface.

Enquire Today

Browse our range of adjustable walking sticks, then Click & Collect in-store to save some time! Or pop in to visit our friendly, knowledgeable staff at our Port Macquarie, Forster, Taree or Kempsey Showrooms and they can answer any questions you may have about our range.

FAQ's

How to choose and use a walking stick?
Walking sticks (canes) come in a variety of styles, based around two main types, adjustable and non-adjustable. A non-adjustable walking stick is usually the older style timber walking stick with a crook or curved handle. Adjustable walking sticks as the name implies are adjustable and are available with a wide range of handle types and styles. These include t-shaped, offset, crook, swan neck and ergonomic which are designed to relieve pressure on the palm. Four point sticks, known as quad sticks, provide a wider base of support giving more stability.
How to correctly measure the height for your walking stick?
It’s very important to have the walking stick at the correct height for use. If the height is incorrect then the support will not be adequate, or may cause discomfort. For example, if the walking stick is too high, this will result in you raising (elevating) your shoulders, therefore reducing your balance and comfort.
The most effective method of checking the height is to stand in your regular footwear with your arms hanging relaxed with a slight natural bend at the elbow (flexed at 15 degrees). Have someone measure the distance between the wrist crease and the ground and set the height of the walking stick to this distance.
Over time your height measurements and posture will change so if it has been several years since you were provided with your stick you should check that it is still a suitable height for you . However, do not significantly change the height of a walking stick that someone has had for some time as they will have got used to it and there may be a reason why the stick length was chosen (e.g. sometimes stick length is adjusted for individuals who have had a stroke). Remember that these are general guidelines and that there may be reasons why you require a different height so check with a health care professional.
How to use a Walking Stick?
Walking sticks are usually used on the unaffected or strongest side of the body (the good leg) but this may depend on individual preferences and abilities. When walking with the stick, it should be placed forward at the same time as the affected leg and then the good leg follows.
To climb a step, lift and place the good leg first then the stick and affected leg onto the step. To go down a step the affected leg and stick should be lowered first followed by the good leg. When purchasing a walking stick from Vital Living, we will adjust it to your individual needs. We also stock a range of styles and sizes of stick tips both as options and spares.

Walking & Quad Sticks

Walking Canes & Quad Sticks

Improve Your Mobility

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FAQ's

How to choose and use a walking stick?

How to correctly measure the height for your walking stick?

How to use a Walking Stick?