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Rock Steady Cane

Stair Climbing Assist Cane Reduces Shock and Pain as You Step Down Each Step. Adjustable, Light Weight, Sturdy, Foam Handles. Supports Up to 300 Lbs. Stability You Can Lean on by Rock Steady Cane

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Features

  • IS STAIR ASSIST CANE RIGHT FOR YOU? Thousands enjoy our SAC. However, if you have weak or shaky grip and lack strength, it will not be effective.
  • STAIR ASSIST CANE OPERATION - Remember to push STRAIGHT down on the upper handle when going downstairs and push STRAIGHT down on the lower handle moving downstairs. DO NOT push/pull sideways and tip the cane. Practice with a friend if possible.
  • DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR STEPS - SAC makes ascending and descending stairs easy, safe and less painful for those with sore knees.
  • FITS TWO STEPS AT ONCE - The one you are standing on and the next step with a matching two level handle and four feet (two per step), providing forward stability.
  • LIGHTWEIGHT, STRONG CONSTRUCTION Made from commercial-grade aluminum with ergonomic handles covered with soft, easy grip foam.
  • ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT - fits most standard steps and is lightweight at just 2 lbs, 8 oz, supports up to 300 lbs.

Brand: Rock Steady Cane


Material: Aluminum


Color: Black


Shaft Material: Aluminum


Extended Length: 44.5 Inches


Brand: ‎Rock Steady Cane


Material: ‎Aluminum


Color: ‎Black


Shaft Material: ‎Aluminum


Extended Length: ‎44.5 Inches


Handle Material: ‎Aluminum


Item Weight: ‎0.64 Pounds


Maximum Height Recommendation: ‎34 Inches


Folded Size: ‎34 inches


Product Dimensions: ‎34"W x 44"H


Base Material: ‎Rubber


Unit Count: ‎1 Count


Manufacturer: ‎Zig Zag Development


UPC: ‎051497086886


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎21.8 x 14.1 x 4.1 inches


Package Weight: ‎1.38 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎34 x 34 x 44 inches


Brand Name: ‎Rock Steady Cane


Warranty Description: ‎90 days


Date First Available: February 1, 2022


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    • Perfect when don't have a rail to use
I have been using this for 4 months now to get up and down the concrete steps to my garage. Wow, what a difference it has made since there is NO railing. I have been using 2 canes to walk for over a year now and also was using them to go up and down the garage stairs. It was getting very painful to lift myself up the stairs using my strongest leg although coming down the stairs was easy. Then I got this RS Cane. It is so much easier and less painful by being able to use my arm strength and my legs instead of just my weak and painful legs. To stabilize it better, going up the steps, I make certain its back legs are right against the step. Coming down the steps I make certain its front legs are right against the step. For example, to go up the steps (which is the most challenging for me pain-wise), I have the Rock Steady Cane on the left with my left hand on its long-padded rail. It sits with its back legs on the garage floor against the bottom of the step and the top legs on the first step. I lift with my left hand on the Rock Steady Cane and using just one of my regular canes in my right hand on the garage floor and angled backwards a bit, I use it for leverage to push me up on the first step. The combination of lift from the left hand on the Rock Steady Cane and the push from the right-hand regular cane gives me the boost I need to get on the first step. The second step is the same except the cane in the right hand is now on the first step and the RS Cane is on the second step. I lift with the left hand and push with the right cane to rise to the second step. The final step into the house is just slightly taller than the other two but the RS Cane still works great and I lean my left arm on the door frame to be steadier and lift with RS Cane hand and push with the right-hand regular cane which is on the second step. I use the top angled handle on the RS Cane to turn towards the garage, place the RS Cane on the left of the steps, grab my second cane that is leaning against the wall to the left of the second step, and I'm all set. Going down the steps is a little different. I put my second cane against the wall on the second step. Grab the RS Cane making certain its leading feet are against the front edge of the next to bottom step. Then I take my cane that is in my right hand and place it on the bottom step and use that combined with the RS Cane to lower myself onto the second step from the bottom. Move the RS Cane down one step and the right-hand cane to the garage floor and lower myself down another step. For the final step to the garage floor, the RS Cane front feet remain on the garage floor against the bottom step and my right-hand cane is also still on the garage floor and I lower myself down. I use the top angled handle on the RS Cane to turn around and grab my left cane that is leaning against the wall on the second step. If a person had greater leg strength and less pain that I have then the RS Cane would work as they show in the videos. I have adapted it as I described above to work for me. In using the Rock Steady Cane, I do make certain I put my weight evenly on the long handle and try to remain with my weight directly over it and not to one side or it will wiggle and not be as steady. Hopes this helps any of you with similar challenges in mobility as I have. I highly recommend this RS Cane and am very glad I bought it and am able to use it so effectively, safely, and with so much less pain than before. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023 by Suzanne Kammerer
    • Works very well
My husband needs some stability climbing stairs due to a broken hip and this cane has been extremely helpful. It is sturdy, yet not heavy, and the height works well on the stairs. It has been indispensable for us. Well worth it.
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024 by V.F.
    • allows me to be confident on the bad knee days
Bad knees & back. This is sturdy & very helpful especially going up the stairs with my bad knees. Until my handrails are replaced on upper part of stairs, I have been going down on my butt halfway, fear of falling, Lower portion with handrail, This is helpful & sturdy & comfortable to use. Going up full stairs with cane & this item is without fear of falling. For your convenience, I am 70, 5'8" & quite overweight. This is truly sturdy. Worth EVERY penny on my tight budget. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024 by Linda F
    • Idea is good, product not so much
I was so excited to see this product to assist my parents in stepping down 1-step to a living area. It does NOT offer any stability-- very disappointing!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024 by Marie Abraham
    • Seemed well made but didn't fit on basement stairs
I bought this specifically for the stairs to the basement because the railing there is only halfway and I was worried about moving through the part without the railing (a wall) with my regular cane after surgery. The pieces - there are 4 - went together fairly easily but it was obvious right from the start that there was a problem. The cane was fine on the stairs to the second floor but it's not needed there; there's a railing the whole way. The basement stairs are the challenge for me at this stage in my recovery. The cane's height is adjustable for the height of the stairs; that wasn't the problem. The problem is, the cane is too wide for the stairs (or, the stairs are too narrow for the cane). The lower part of the cane was so close to the edge that I was afraid that it would tip over, and that's not safe, especially when I'm relearning how to walk. Fortunately this is supposed to be a temporary situation and there are grab bars on the railing-less part so I will either use those with my "regular" cane or continue asking my roommate to do my laundry until I can use the stairs without help. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024 by mca1017
    • Game changer for stairs!!! Perfect solution!
Although we have a stairchair, there are 4 stairs to get to the landing to board the chair. After 5 months in the hospital/rehab and multiple surgeries, my husband had trouble navigating those few stairs... until I found this!!! An easy "no installation required" solution! And it's portable, fits easily in the car with his walker to take where he will need to navigate stairs. Sturdy and it makes an amazing difference! I just sent the link to a friend who had a hip replacement.... so yes, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND! GOD BLESS YOU IF YOU NEED THIS! A perfect solution! Hugs! <>< ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2024 by JesusLovesYou
    • Fairly good help
I got this for assistance getting into a motor home. Not as good as I expected but still t does help
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024 by Sally J
    • Adjustable for stair tread height
This is easy to assemble. It is just 4 pieces that slide into each other. It is lightweight and portable. If you take it to a building that has different stair tread heights than your own home, it is easily adjustable. My building has an elevator, but I wanted this to use when we have a tornado warning and I need to go downstairs and avoid the elevator. I have nerve damage in my legs and sometimes I need a cane for stabilization. So this works out great for me. However, I think that if you need a Mobility Assistance device every day, like a walker, this is not going to work out for you. It will give you stability, but you still must have the leg strength to navigate stairs. I bought this on sale - it was approximately 47% off its regular price. I don’t think I would have purchased it at the full price as it does seem to be overpriced. I think it is good value when it is on sale. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024 by lzybns

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