4. Patients suffering from hip or leg injuries typically use a quad cane to support them. They will need a walking stick with a smaller tip as they journey through their recovery process. The interchangeable base enables the user to replace the quad base/tip instead of purchasing a new walking aid to suit their condition.

5. The Small Quad Base is centrally aligned to enable flexibility in changing hands. The low-profile design eliminates accidental tripping, and the small surface area ensures accessibility to all stairs.

6. 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.

4 to 5 (Balance & Gait: Moderate Risk of Falls)

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

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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.

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5 [Living with mild frailty]: People with mild frailty often show more evident slowing and need help with high-order instrumental activities of daily living (finances, transportation, heavy housework). Mild frailty typically impairs shopping, walking outside alone, meal preparation, medications, and light housework.