1. Carbon fibre makes exceptionally light and robust tubing, reducing weight and enabling better handling, specially for frail older adults.

2. The walking stick is seamlessly attached to the umbrella, allowing dual functionality. The stick can be detached and used separately, providing support while the umbrella offers protection from the elements.

3. The umbrella is crafted with a honeycomb structured fabric that is UV-protected and rain-repellent. Its double spring construction ensures ease of handling and the ability to withstand strong winds.
Additionally, the large canopy provides ample coverage for two people.

4. Designed to ensure that the walking stick will not obstruct the user when breaking fall. Upon sudden excessive force applied to the wrist cord, it will automatically be detached and thus reducing the chance of having the walking stick obstructing the user.
The lace buckle on the wrist cord allows for customisation to the wrist size.

5. The Anti-Slip Self-Standing tip provides excellent traction on flat surfaces. The soft pivoting joint encourages natural walking motion and reduces stress on the elbow.

3 to 4 (Balance & Gait: Low Risk of Falls)

(Reference: Clinical Frailty Scale, 2005-2020 Rockwood Version 2.0)

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3 [Managing Well]: People with well-controlled medical problems, even if occasionally symptomatic, are often not regularly active beyond routine walking.

4 [Living with very mild frailty]: Previously “vulnerable”, this category marks an early transition from complete independence. While not dependent on others for daily help, symptoms often limit activities. A common complaint is being “slowed up” and tired during the day.