All Terrain Cane Review
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- The All Terrain Cane by Awarewolf Gear is a rugged can meant for off-road and treacherous terrain. Built to withstand adverse conditions, it is a familiar design, but all new from the inside out. Made out of titanium, a steal cord holds each of the three sections together. Even the joints have been redesigned for stability and strength. It's not too heavy. The feedback felt through the contact of the cane with the ground and your hand is precise; losing no valuable information you rely on as you use your cane.
Thanks for the review. I'm about to get an all-terrain cane because my last one had the same fraying problem that yours did; I can't stand when that happens. I'm glad someone finally did something about it! Thanks again! (Side note: TURKEY HUNTING??? Kudos to you; I don't even know how to shoot a gun. Your bravery is unmatched!)
Very exciting. Grow review.
Good info. I’ll pass this one to the O&M I work with.
Pretty cool!
I am a cane user and I used a Long white cane to hike with. I still use a long white cane for regular use. I would only use a folding or collapsible cane as a backup. I don't like folding or collapsible canes for regular use! 10:50 10:50
cool video. also have the all terrain cane for about 5 months now. love using it for mobility as well as stability in case you need to lean on it to put some weight on. the tips are easy to switch as well. I use an ambutec rolling marshmellow slip on tip on mine. highly recommend.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I just found out you can switch those tips so I will definitely look into the marshmallow tip for traveling around town.
Some friends of mine gave me an all-terrain cane for a Christmas gift, and I don’t know if you know about those little sleeve areas right at the end of the place that actually telescopes in and out but that little sleeve thing went to the other side and I cannot pull out the extended part anymore so I’m going to need a new cane I was thinking of possibly putting some crazy glue on the inside and anchoring it down that way but I’m gonna need a new cane. It’s kind of irritating because it cost 120 bucks. It’s kind of irritating that that happened so quickly but I do know that there was barely any glue at all, holding that little sleeve down at all, so that needs to change 10:50 10:50 10:50
I know dave had changed the way how the joints were made on the all terrain cane to where they don't have that part on them anymore. it's a whole lot better now when you are folding and unfolding the cane.
I also have an all-terrain cane but haven't had this issue. I'm assuming you're talking about the flip lock used to extend the handle, but I don't know. There is a system that's used to tighten the flip lock if it gets loose over time; it looks/feels sort of like an Alan wrench according to other reviewers. I could be misunderstanding, but just wondering: do you know about this?